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Message-Id: <20070727033249.D9F2322822@mailserver9.hushmail.com>
Date: Thu, 26 Jul 2007 23:32:49 -0400
From: "Joey Mengele" <joey.mengele@...hmail.com>
To: <full-disclosure@...ts.grok.org.uk>,<nick@...us-l.demon.co.uk>
Subject: Re: Hash

Oh Nick, you're so dreamy!

J

On Thu, 26 Jul 2007 19:20:27 -0400 Nick FitzGerald <nick@...us-
l.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>shadown wrote:
>
>> Just some hashed for the record.
>> 
>> CA eTrust (vulnpack):
>> md5:919a7645a07aafb388af00e9b39d21bf
>> sha-1:b21f31892fff9de9bd6933850a66587786896fa1
>> SHA-
>256:66fd618e17bfe7db223f9547df15763d8246a49bbd6bbd7aee01964f2537bf8
>6
>
>Cool -- thanks for that info...
>
>> -- 
>> Sergio Alvarez
>> Security, Research & Development
>> IT Security Consultant
>> email: shadown@...il.com
>> 
>> This message is confidential.  ...
>
>Yet you wilfully and knowingly posted it to a public-access 
>mailing 
>list with tens of thousands of subscribers and that is well-known 
>to be 
>archived in many places across the net?
>
>You must be a prize moron...
>
>> ...  It may also contain information that is
>> privileged or otherwise legally exempt from disclosure.  ...
>
>...who can't afford a lawyer with half a clue, and will now never 
>be 
>able to meaningfully defend any kind of accidental Email-borne 
>"disclosure" of anything, as you've just admitted, on the public 
>record, that you are too stupid to tell if something is privileged 
>or 
>legally exempt from disclosure, THUS your only legally defensible 
>position regarding such material in future is to ensure that you 
>never 
>handle any of it, but as (by your own admission) you cannot tell 
>what 
>that it is, you must cut yourself off from all information, a 
>clearly 
>impossible task.  In short, you've put yourself in the paradoxical 
>
>position of being both knowingly and negligently responsible for 
>any 
>and all "improper" disclosures of any and all "sensitive" material 
>you 
>should ever happen across in future.
>
>Good luck ever getting hired again -- it would take a seriously 
>stupid 
>employer to take on such a liability as you!
>
>> ...  If you have
>> received it by mistake ...
>
>As you say it _is_ confidential and I have NO existing relevant 
>"relationship" with you, I MUST have received this by mistake....
>
>> ... please let us know by e-mail ...
>
>...and I have a good faith belief that the mailing list software 
>will 
>deliver this is to you by Email, so I've fulfilled that part of 
>the 
>"deal".  But what about the rest of the F-D subscribers?  You'll 
>get a 
>_LOT_ of Email...
>
>> ...immediately ...
>
>Although I wrote this as quickly as I could and sent it 
>"immediately" 
>thereafter, I didn't read your message till several hours after 
>receiving it -- I hope that doesn't mean I didn't do it 
>"immediately"...
>
>> ... and
>> delete it from your system; ...
>
>No.  Why should I?  Because _YOU_ are a moron and made a stupid 
>mistake?
>
>In case it's not already nice and clear, I'll try to make it even 
>clearer why this kind of "Email AUP" is _THOROUGHLY_ bogus.
>
>Imagine that I totally accidentally ran you over with my car BUT 
>THEN 
>told you that the terms and conditions of my having run you over 
>are 
>that you have to accept that I'm incompetent to judge whether I 
>should 
>drive or not [that's the earlier stuff], that you are to forget it 
>ever 
>happened [above]...
>
>> ... should also not copy the message nor
>> disclose its contents to anyone. Many thanks.
>
>...and that you are never to tell anyone anything about the 
>accident.
>
>Do you think that would "protect" me in court if you actually had 
>the 
>temerity to sue me for damages or some such?
>
>Would any lawyer with at least two good brain cells (yes -- a very 
>rare 
>breed) sensibly take _my_ case?
>
>
>Regards,
>
>Nick FitzGerald
>
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