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I think I'll add "Michael Green is God" to my signature.
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Date: Sun, 22 Apr 2001 09:22:33 -0700
From: dataman@datamans.com
To: claviola@ajato.com.br
Subject: RE: A request
What ever.
I have already turned over the issue to those that will get it solved. I am
personally one of the top Network Engineers in the country, and I know
exactly how to read a header, tcp/ip packet, even machine language, binary,
hexadecimal, or just about ay other computer related language, protocol,
etc..., if I had to. I have no need to read any book by anyone, as I design
and implement Operating Systems and design chipsets to work with processors,
among other things.
Thank you for your concern. I wish you all of the luck in life that you do
so deserve.
Michael Green
President
Dataman's Inc.
michael@datamans.com
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From: Carlos Laviola [mailto:claviola@ajato.com.br]
Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2001 8:08 PM
To: michael@datamans.com
Cc: debian-curiosa@lists.debian.org
Subject: RE: A request
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On 20-Apr-2001 dataman@datamans.com wrote:
> Mr. Black,
>
> Since I was notified by my server that someone had used my server as a
relay
> station for spam, I shut it down within 12 hours of it starting,
> reconfigured and blocked the IP's of the originator. Then one week later
he
> hackers/spammers found another very tricky way to get into my mail server.
I
> blocked that one in less than 20 minutes of it happening. After doing
> extensive research on the ip headers of the originator (tracked by truly
> unforgeable methods of authentication, verification and then
documentation),
> we have isolated the spam as originating from the alias your server issued
> to a server that someone on your server spammed. This is without any
doubt.
> If you did not do it, then I suggest you check on the ones that have
access
> to your server. It was a very cute little spam bomb, advertising a bogus
> credit card capture and check capture system. The FBI has been notified,
and
> it is being investigated. It is out of my hands.
Mr. Green, I think you're wrong. Maybe you spotted a "Debian" in the middle
of
the Received: lines and thought we did it. But please, don't accuse us of
industrial sabotage. Our firm has had zero profit last year (just like every
other year, by the way; bad luck or what?) so I guess we won't be able to
pay
you much. You can have some of our shares, though. Thank you.
On a serious side note, before calling the FBI, stop by a library and buy
yourself some books, a few HOWTO's on the 'net for free even. It won't take
long.
> Michael Green
> President
> Dataman's Inc.
> michael@datamans.com
Data-man's, data-man's, here comes the data-man's...
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carlos laviola - icq #55799523
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chown: what you say!!
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