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Re: Developing a virus for the iSeries was ->RE: How Secure isWindows, Really?

I for one would like the address of the ones discussing the i.
Mark - be careful... as in any network,they can see who's listening and have the tools to 
determine that. Lurking can be dangerous to your equipment and networks.
not to mention homeland security and others watching it all. I don't think Mike is referring to "educational" sites. It's one thing to be in a professional site and another to 
listen in on the dark side. Some play rough.
jim
----- Original Message ----- From: "Mark Allen" <scprideandms@xxxxxxxxx> 
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I for one would like the address of the ones discussing the i.

On 1/3/07, QSCANFSCTL <QSCANFSCTL@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:


Aaron - I think that's a bad idea!

There are sites on the Internet that are dedicated to virus writing, and
hacking. And iSeries is being discussed. Don't give them any more ideas
IMO.

Mike Grant
Bytware, Inc.
775-851-2900

http://www.bytware.com



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> I have a question that is begging to be asked...
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