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Message-ID: <7880B442-1DD0-4E11-9062-494B2988CC6D@xyberpix.com>
Date: Tue Nov 29 23:31:09 2005
From: xyberpix at xyberpix.com (xyberpix)
Subject: Return of the Phrack High Council
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As we're getting childish, and yes this is feeding the troll, but
when it comes to n3tdr3g, it's so much fun watching how irritated he
gets ;-)
On 25 Nov 2005, at 16:24, n3td3v wrote:
>
> You're misinformed advice
And you need to learn to spell.
>
> There was no threat. I asked if their web site was very secure. No
> remark on anyone compromising any computer systems related to the
> person.
Yeah, that would involve some skill.
> I wasn't aware I had to prove myself
Bwahahahaha!
> Theres common sense reasons for using an alias, it doesnt mean
> youre malicious.
That was a big word!!
> I better go back to grammar school
Just finishing school would be a good start.
> Using corporate services allows you to detect bugs when they occur.
> How else can you detect bugs if you don't regulary use any of a
> vendor's products?
Not enough allowance, me thinks.
> I have never worked professionally. I'm also 10 years older than
> your age guess.
Are you sure??
> We're all kids at heart. This alias is only used to post on public
> sites. I have a multitude of usernames for intelligence building.
Not working is it?
>
I couldn't resist!!!
xyberpix
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