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Re: NorfolkDesign.com proven track of excellence
From: Nick FitzGerald <nick () virus-l demon co uk>
Date: Wed, 16 Jan 2008 13:23:57 +1300
Ronnie - Norfolk Design wrote: <<pseudo-legalistic BS snipped>>
Ronnie Zahdeh Norfolk Design Limits are in the mind, not on the web. E-mail: <mailto:ronnie () norfolkdesign com> ronnie () norfolkdesign com Website: <http://www.norfolkdesign.com/> http://www.norfolkdesign.com The information contained in this email is sent from Norfolk Design and is
Yeah, we kinda guessed...
intended to the addressed recipient(s) only. ...
No sh*t superman? You'd be stupid enough to address something so potentially important (you think) to unintended recipients? Ohhh, but wait -- you sent it to a large, subscriber-list-withheld, public mailing list, so you clearly can have NO IDEA who the actual recipients will be....
... The content is confidential and privileged. ...
Hmmmm -- now doesn't that raise some serious problems for you? You deliberately sent your message to a mailing list that you know you cannot know all the recipients of, _yet_ your message contains "confidential and privileged" information? You and/or your legal advisers are clearly stark raving bonkers. Or maybe that's the point? You're trying to establish insanity as a defence for whatever you may be, or have been, charged with/accused of?
... If you are not the intended recipient ...
In one sense, of course I am (one of the) intended recipient(s) as I subscribe to the mailing list you addressed the message to. And, if you didn't intend to address your message to this list but did so anyway (out of incompetence, say?) how am _I_ supposed to be able to tell that I am NOT an intended recipient? Am I, along with every other list member address owner/user supposed to have intimate knowledge of _your_ intentions? Pray tell us how...
... please be aware that any disclosure, copying, distribution or use of the contents is prohibited and could be considered illegal.
Darn -- I've got copies on my machine, there are partial copies of trace headers all over the Internet, there are multitudinous archives of the mailing list you chose to address this message to, there will still be many copies "in process" waiting for mail relays, servers, content scanners, etc, etc to "catch up" and so on. This request is thus nonsensical...
... If you have received this electronic message in error, ...
As already described, how would I possibly know? (Yes, there are some circumstances where that could be more or less certain, but this clearly is NOT such a case.)
... please accept our apologies, notify us immediately, and delete the message. ...
It may or may not be in error, but regardless of what you now say, I'll NOT delete it even if you do claim you sent it in error. What will you do about that? This pompous piece of less-than-pseudo-legalistic BS neither intimidates me nor impresses me -- it's meaningless piffle created by a moron with no understanding of WTF s/he was doing.
... It is important to note that this email may contain views which are the opinion of Norfolk Design.
No sh*t superman?
All email sent from Norfolk Design is scanned using both client-side and server-side multiple virus scanners using Norfolk Design's own servers. We take every measure possible to ensure our emails do not contain any viruses, but please note that we do not take responsibility if this eventuality occurs. It is your responsibility to ensure all emails you receive from Norfolk Design, are scanned with your own virus protection software.
It's a pity you don't also scan all Email sent from Norfolk Design for meaninglessly bombastic, pseudo-quasi-legalistic nonsense, but never fear -- some of us apply our own scanners for such content... Regards, Nick FitzGerald _______________________________________________ Full-Disclosure - We believe in it. Charter: http://lists.grok.org.uk/full-disclosure-charter.html Hosted and sponsored by Secunia - http://secunia.com/
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