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Re: Exodus Customer Security

From: "Alex P. Rudnev" <alex () Relcom EU net>
Date: Wed, 18 Nov 1998 14:11:21 +0300 (MSK)

It's 100% true!!

It seems to be known that in this instance people were breaking into boxes
and using those boxes as launching pads, what is to say that the exodus
box wasnt also a launching pad?  to say that the offender was the client,
may be a bit harsh..


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Current thread:

Re: Exodus Customer Security, (continued)
- Re: Exodus Customer Security Jon Green (Nov 17)
  - What's wrong with Exodus? Adam Rothschild (Nov 17)
    - Re: What's wrong with Exodus? Jon Green (Nov 17)
    - Re: What's wrong with Exodus? Adam Rothschild (Nov 17)
    - Re: What's wrong with Exodus? TTSG (Nov 18)
  - Unix trioyans and Customer Security alex (Nov 17)
    - Re: Unix troyans and Customer Security Henry Linneweh (Nov 17)
    - Re: Unix trioyans and Customer Security alex (Nov 18)
    - Re: Unix trioyans and Customer Security Steve Noble (Nov 18)
- Re: Exodus Customer Security Bret McDanel (Nov 17)
  - Re: Exodus Customer Security Alex P. Rudnev (Nov 18)
    - Re: Exodus Customer Security Richard Irving (Nov 18)
    - Re: Exodus Customer Security Adam Rothschild (Nov 18)
    - Re: Exodus Customer Security Alex P. Rudnev (Nov 18)
    - Re: Exodus Customer Security Steve Noble (Nov 18)
    - Re: Exodus Customer Security Phil Howard (Nov 18)
- Re: Exodus Customer Security David Lesher (Nov 18)
  - Re: Exodus Customer Security Bret McDanel (Nov 18)