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Computer Security - Re: Memories of BoaterDave from 2006 |
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Peter Foldes wrote:
> Just shows you Dave that I can go back to your posts even to 2006 to > show how you are fibbing today in your posts. Unfortunately your > memories are non existent and it is part of your downfall . Not the > whole part but a part of it For anyone reading here who doesn't know the history of my 'relationship' with Peter Foldes, please pop in to the newsgroup 'microsoft.public.test.here' or to www.pqlr.org/bbs where a better picture may be gleaned. Mr Foldes has today reproduced, accurately, copies of my posts I made three years ago (may be seen in the MS test group) I am well aware that Google knows everything but why - do YOU think - would a run-of-the-mill newsgroup poster have copies of messages which I made years ago. I *must* be *really* special, eh?!! On the other hand, he may have copies of all of *your* personal posts too. Is that likely, do you think? Would you care? ** So ..... in reply to Peter: My memory is fine, Peter, and I've been truthful always. I was most interested, indeed delighted, to discover that you have accurate copies of posts I made back in 2006. It does not surprise me at all. Now - please tell me, and others reading here, exactly *WHY* you have such records. I'm quite certain that the Police, Security Services, FBI and any other Government Agencies would be hung, drawn and quartered for abusing my 'Human Rights' if they were to hold such information. Your explanation is eagerly awaited! -- Dave ~BD~ |
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On Sat, 25 Jul 2009 20:48:36 +0100, ~BD~ wrote:
> For anyone reading here who doesn't know the history of my > 'relationship' with Peter Foldes, No one cares. -- A fireside chat not with Ari! http://tr.im/holj Motto: Live To Spooge It! ♥Ari♥ |
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?Ari? wrote:
> On Sat, 25 Jul 2009 20:48:36 +0100, ~BD~ wrote: > >> For anyone reading here who doesn't know the history of my >> 'relationship' with Peter Foldes, > > No one cares. If no-one cares, Ari, why are our 'leaders' allowing our troops being slaughtered in Afghanistan? Should we all pull out, do you think, and leave the Taliban to do their worst? -- Dave ~BD~ |
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In article <h4i3js$lf4$>,
says... > > ?Ari? wrote: > > On Sat, 25 Jul 2009 20:48:36 +0100, ~BD~ wrote: > > > >> For anyone reading here who doesn't know the history of my > >> 'relationship' with Peter Foldes, > > > > No one cares. > > If no-one cares, Ari, why are our 'leaders' allowing our troops being > slaughtered in Afghanistan? > > Should we all pull out, do you think, and leave the Taliban to do their > worst? BD, you're showing that you're a troll - this has nothing to do with alt.computer.security. -- You can't trust your best friends, your five senses, only the little voice inside you that most civilians don't even hear -- Listen to that. Trust yourself. (remove 999 for proper email address) Leythos |
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Leythos wrote:
> In article <h4i3js$lf4$>, > says... >> >> ?Ari? wrote: >>> On Sat, 25 Jul 2009 20:48:36 +0100, ~BD~ wrote: >>> >>>> For anyone reading here who doesn't know the history of my >>>> 'relationship' with Peter Foldes, >>> >>> No one cares. >> >> If no-one cares, Ari, why are our 'leaders' allowing our troops being >> slaughtered in Afghanistan? >> >> Should we all pull out, do you think, and leave the Taliban to do >> their worst? > > BD, you're showing that you're a troll - this has nothing to do with > alt.computer.security. That is a matter of opinion! The taliban have to be funded - how do *you* think it's achieved? Reasons There are many similarities (yet many fundamental differences) between computer and physical security. Just like real-world security, the motivations for breaches of computer security vary between attackers, sometimes called hackers or crackers. Some are teenage thrill-seekers or vandals (the kind often responsible for defacing web sites); similarly, some web site defacements are done to make political statements. However, some attackers are highly skilled and motivated with the goal of compromising computers for financial gain or espionage. An example of the latter is Markus Hess (more diligent than skilled), who spied for the KGB and was ultimately caught because of the efforts of Clifford Stoll, who wrote an amusing and accurate book, The Cuckoo's Egg, about his experiences. For those seeking to prevent security breaches, the first step is usually to attempt to identify what might motivate an attack on the system, how much the continued operation and information security of the system are worth, and who might be motivated to breach it. The precautions required for a home PC are very different for those of banks' Internet banking system, and different again for a classified military network. Other computer security writers suggest that, since an attacker using a network need know nothing about you or what you have on your computer, attacker motivation is inherently impossible to determine beyond guessing. If true, blocking all possible attacks is the only plausible action to take. An extract from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_insecurity ~BD~ |
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From: "~BD~" <>
| Leythos wrote: >> In article <h4i3js$lf4$>, >> says... >>> ?Ari? wrote: >>>> On Sat, 25 Jul 2009 20:48:36 +0100, ~BD~ wrote: >>>>> For anyone reading here who doesn't know the history of my >>>>> 'relationship' with Peter Foldes, >>>> No one cares. >>> If no-one cares, Ari, why are our 'leaders' allowing our troops being >>> slaughtered in Afghanistan? >>> Should we all pull out, do you think, and leave the Taliban to do >>> their worst? >> BD, you're showing that you're a troll - this has nothing to do with >> alt.computer.security. | That is a matter of opinion! The taliban have to be funded - how do | *you* think it's achieved? Bullsh!t ! You've posted nothing in te realm of COMSEC or INFOSEC and only x-posted your flame war BS. -- Dave http://www.claymania.com/removal-trojan-adware.html Multi-AV - http://www.pctipp.ch/downloads/dl/35905.asp David H. Lipman |
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David H. Lipman wrote:
> From: "~BD~" <> > >> Leythos wrote: >>> In article <h4i3js$lf4$>, >>> says... > >>>> ?Ari? wrote: >>>>> On Sat, 25 Jul 2009 20:48:36 +0100, ~BD~ wrote: > >>>>>> For anyone reading here who doesn't know the history of my >>>>>> 'relationship' with Peter Foldes, > >>>>> No one cares. > >>>> If no-one cares, Ari, why are our 'leaders' allowing our troops >>>> being slaughtered in Afghanistan? > >>>> Should we all pull out, do you think, and leave the Taliban to do >>>> their worst? > >>> BD, you're showing that you're a troll - this has nothing to do with >>> alt.computer.security. > > >> That is a matter of opinion! The taliban have to be funded - how do >> *you* think it's achieved? > > Bullsh!t ! > > You've posted nothing in the realm of COMSEC or INFOSEC and only > x-posted your flame war BS. You *never* answer the questions! [BD tosses in coins] OK. See you! Time to declare your hand, David H. Lipman. Who are you and for whom do you work - them ........ or us? -- Dave (BD) ~BD~ |
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In article <h4kbog$tat$>,
says... > > David H. Lipman wrote: > > From: "~BD~" <> > > > >> Leythos wrote: > >>> In article <h4i3js$lf4$>, > >>> says... > > > >>>> ?Ari? wrote: > >>>>> On Sat, 25 Jul 2009 20:48:36 +0100, ~BD~ wrote: > > > >>>>>> For anyone reading here who doesn't know the history of my > >>>>>> 'relationship' with Peter Foldes, > > > >>>>> No one cares. > > > >>>> If no-one cares, Ari, why are our 'leaders' allowing our troops > >>>> being slaughtered in Afghanistan? > > > >>>> Should we all pull out, do you think, and leave the Taliban to do > >>>> their worst? > > > >>> BD, you're showing that you're a troll - this has nothing to do with > >>> alt.computer.security. > > > > > >> That is a matter of opinion! The taliban have to be funded - how do > >> *you* think it's achieved? > > > > Bullsh!t ! > > > > You've posted nothing in the realm of COMSEC or INFOSEC and only > > x-posted your flame war BS. > > > You *never* answer the questions! > > [BD tosses in coins] OK. See you! > > Time to declare your hand, David H. Lipman. > > Who are you and for whom do you work - them ........ or us? BD, you don't appear to be a reasonable person, you appear to be a troll, not a good one, but a troll. Your questions are insulting. -- You can't trust your best friends, your five senses, only the little voice inside you that most civilians don't even hear -- Listen to that. Trust yourself. (remove 999 for proper email address) Leythos |
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Leythos
I do trust my best friends, my five senses and the little voice inside me that most civilians don't even hear - I listen to that. I don't trust anything on the Internet - indeed, it was *you* who once advised me not to do so, remember? I trust myself. -- Dave ~BD~ |
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~BD~ wrote:
> > Who are you and for whom do you work - them ........ or us? > > -- > Dave The following, although seemingly entered in what you believe to be something you term Usenet, is only visible by “Boater Dave” and his many aliases. *This is everything that you’ll be permitted to know about Mr. David H. Lipman.* Mr. David H. Lipman is a classified pseudonym given to a rather large group of life forms. The entire present, known, living antimalware section is known as “Dave” and is part of the overall secret organization, possibly called “Them” or “They”. The present section’s roster was recruited by several un-named intergalactic powers to fight the never ending battle against malware and their ne’er do well authors. The section is seemingly located on a seaboard of a large earth continent, but in fact merely cloaks one of its many ultra secret portals to a vast hardened inter-dimensional underground bunker where the “Dave” toils in the never ending battle against malware, while maintaining some loose associations with JIC, GCHQ, NSA, Lekem, and Good Guys without borders. Although now known to many as the highly valued & secretive “Malware Community”, Dave agents have been recruited from many planets. Once trained, and surgically modified, the highly coveted and experienced Dave section members are highly compensated. Alas, once injected with the mandatory mind control devices, a Dave can never safely return to their home planets or families, but do enjoy limited inter-dimensional time travel and reported shape shifting. So we’re sure you will understand that “few are called and fewer are chosen”. Therefore you must ever silently await your notification while simultaneously divesting your long-term CONFIRMED membership with the “Bad Guys”. Future unauthorized posts as follows will render your request for limited observer status, permanently null and void. Inappropriate demands for posts Any and all nym shifting Communications & associations with any and all Bad Guys Unauthorized & inappropriate identity demands Misappropriating posts of others Mental excursions from the real world Leadership or member claims in Good Guys Posting any full texts where URLs clearly exist Other deviant behaviors and wrong doing as identified by Them Beware! They have recorded your entire life and forever monitor you through multiple body implants. The Malware Community Cabal nha |
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