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January 6th, 2004, 06:44 PM
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Intraweb infected you?
God... reminds me of my father when I tried to explain that vulnerability with the username@domain vulnerability that IE had a month or two back. I tried to explain that he can't trust email links even if they're in an email from his brokerage firm because somebody can send an email that looks exactly like the real ones and looks like it came from them. Hid bizarre, unworldy logic? "No, that's not true. The e-mails from [such and such] have pictures and things in them..." Ugh.... why do I even bother? The only way we'll be safe is if I just fdisk and format their computer.... maybe install vanilla OpenBSD...
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