full-disclosure - Possible Virus activity

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Date: Sat Apr 23 17:40:51 2005
From: nocmonkey at gmail.com (Danny)
Subject: Possible Virus activity

On 4/23/05, mcbain@....com <mcbain@....com> wrote:
> wanna take a bet?

I don't make bets with people that make tenuous claims that company
XYZ is ALWAYS this or that.

> take a look at my website.

I will tomorrow.

> I have created 0day and known script vulns couple times in my past.

I can believe this one.

> The most recent was a microsoft patch in feb with paul. see 
> http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1759,1745693,00.asp 5th
> parapgraph down.

I read it, and it does not backup your statement that TrendMicro is
"...always way behind in virus def's, and was way behind in catching
script activity (unless they changed it now hell i would know)" and
TrendMicro "... are pathetically always behind."

If you are going to make such statements - back them up!

> I had trend micro in the past.

Cool.  

> It sucked for known virii let alone 0 day.

My cousin's sister's uncle's Ford Pinto had a muffler that sucked, so
based on your logic,  all Ford's suck?

> So who is the "assinine" now?

Sorry, I only speak English; "assinine" is not in the dictionary.  I
think you just answered your own question.

>  haha "becareful who u flame on FD U NEVER KNOW WHO YOUR TALKING TO"  >=]

Step away from your computer, Mike.  Take a walk.  Socialize.

...D