full-disclosure - Re: I have great social network, fear

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Message-ID: <2be58a30511181255o3589cda1n22c07e3d38b869ab@mail.gmail.com>
Date: Fri Nov 18 20:55:42 2005
From: infosecbofh at gmail.com (InfoSecBOFH)
Subject: Re: I have great social network, fear

On 11/18/05, n3td3v <xploitable@...il.com> wrote:
> What are YOU going to do when multiple vulnerabilities for your
> back-end corporate network are released to the public? Will YOU still
> be on FD posting on your anonymous name, or will Yahoo plunge into
> darkness. You see, taking out a corporate network is as damaging as
> defacing a homepage. Although, you don't need to let innocent members
> of the public be affected if you just release information on weakness
> in your corp.yahoo infrastructure. I guess its a smart thing for you
> to get on the wrong side of me and stuff. It's a shame you can't make
> your comments known on your yahoo-inc.com e-mail address. Theres more
> to whats going on than whats made public or is sent to Yahoo, most
> people recognize that and choose to be friend not foe. What did YOU
> gain from posting to FD, what did YOU gain by posting up "I'm better
> than you kiddie" comments. You're obviously slightly inexperienced in
> your internet skills on knowing what to say and not what to say. It
> would take me two e-mails to find out exactly who you are and post
> your name in relation to your alias to the security community. I have
> already sent e-mail to some of my contacts, to discover your true
> identity. Those contacts include none other than Mark Seiden who is
> one of Yahoo's top security peoples. Better go do some homework on who
> n3td3v is, instead of basing your opinion on half of whats going on,
> rather than doing your own security in the underground scene to find
> out the full picture, before you go making judgements on people, such
> as myself. I guess you're a whitehat, yeah, they all say that.
>
> My stab in the dark is that you're Scott Renfro, although you'll be
> indentified shortly.

More hollow threats and BS from Mr. 1337 n3td3v.  When will the kiddies learn.

So post my details or how you kids say it... drop dox on me biatch