full-disclosure - Re: Data Mining Myspace Bulletins

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Message-ID: <739e7bb20607020920s3953aa93n8bcb49503d49e895@mail.gmail.com>
Date: Sun Jul  2 17:21:09 2006
From: 300baud at gmail.com (Line Noise)
Subject: Re: Data Mining Myspace Bulletins

On 7/2/06, daylasoul@...h.com <daylasoul@...h.com> wrote:
(but neglected to save the attribution, in its haste to dictate what
does or doesn't occur on FD)...

On 7/2/06, Morgan Reed <morgan.s.reed@...il.com> (originally) wrote:
> > Or if you must use netcat don't use system() write a shell script.

[and an enormous amount of other stuff, most of it quoted from previous posts]

First off, folks, please trim. Now, as for the "daylasoul" creature:

> Please keep conversations on the topic of computer security, and
> use English as a primary language.

Um, I don't recognize you as being an alter ego of John Cartwright,
and certainly not Len Rose. If you aren't one of those two, then FOAD.
Failing that, please consider unsubscribing, and wandering over to one
of the managed lists, where your moronic attempts to censor will be
welcome. Really. There's Kurt's version of FD, where the noise is
(more or less) filtered out. There's bugtraq and its cousins, devoted
to the world of SQL injections and XSS, with the occasional drift into
patch announcements by one hundred and one Linux distributions. FD is
just fine the way it is.

> Concerned about your privacy? Instantly send FREE secure email, no account
> required http://www.hushmail.com/send?l=480

Figures that you'd use hushmail. Trust me, it's right on the same
wavelength as gmail. Exposure is still an option.

> Full-Disclosure - We believe in it.

I certainly do. "An unmoderated mailing list for the discussion of
security issues..."

Take a hike, Miss Priss. Come back when you decide to behave as an adult.

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