full-disclosure - Microsoft Windows and *nix Telnet Port Number Argument Obfuscation

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Message-ID: <42A98E7C.239.519F68D3@localhost>
Date: Fri Jun 10 01:58:45 2005
From: nick at virus-l.demon.co.uk (Nick FitzGerald)
Subject: Microsoft Windows and *nix Telnet Port Number
	Argument Obfuscation

Atte Peltom?ki wrote:

> I enjoyed reading this posting very much, because it was new information
> to me, and to many others on this list it seems.

That's nice for you all, I'm sure...

I enjoy chocolate cake -- not just eating them, and _making_ chocolate 
cakes (there goes my rep as a mean techno-geek...).  However, reading 
chocolate cake recipes here -- and pretty much any other chocolate cake 
discussion than this -- would not be "enjoyable", as there is a time 
and place for everthing, as F-D is not the place for chocolate cake, 
nor for the bleeding obvious anyone out of nappies should know.

> I did not enjoy at all reading mr. FitzGerald's abusive flame.

Cough, plutter...

"flame"?

"abusive"?????

You must be just a child...

>  ____________
>  \   ______//     Atte Peltom?ki - Atte.Peltomaki@...ecure.com
>   \  \\____           	 IT Engineer - IT Server Team
>    \   __//    F-Secure Corp. PL 24, FIN-00181 Helsinki, Finland
>     \  \\     Tel: +358 9 2520 0700,     direct: +358 9 2520 5423   
>      \ //                   http://www.F-Secure.com
>       \/         Integrated Solutions for Enterprise Security

...yet I thought Finland had strong child-exploitation protection laws?

Hmmmmmm...

Go ask Mikko and Katrin about me, flaming and "abuse"...

Regards,

Nick FitzGerald