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Re: clued/interested LEO list
From: Gadi Evron <ge () linuxbox org>
Date: Mon, 11 Apr 2005 10:04:03 +0400
What is LEO stands for in your terminology?
Law Enforcement Officer. Doesn't have to be a cop. [snip]
What is different about this then your current botnet tracking lists? If its anti-spam & anti-phishing, there are several closed mail lists discussing preventetive measures and tracking down those responsible for abuse.
Yes, there are. Difference is, it will be a resource.Today you may almost kill yourself trying to pass actionable intelligence to LE. If it is in a person's jurisdiction, you will know who to pass it to. How about Kentucky? How about Korea? Israel? Romania? NYC?
Same would go to finding the LEO's that are clued and/or interested enough, and offer them the chance to be added to said communities.
The listing will probably not be public, but hey, what can we do? Gadi.
Current thread:
- clued/interested LEO list Gadi Evron (Apr 10)
- Re: clued/interested LEO list joe mcguckin (Apr 10)
- Re: clued/interested LEO list Petri Helenius (Apr 10)
- Re: clued/interested LEO list Gadi Evron (Apr 10)
- Re: clued/interested LEO list Petri Helenius (Apr 10)
- Re: clued/interested LEO list Petri Helenius (Apr 10)
- Re: clued/interested LEO list joe mcguckin (Apr 10)
- Re: clued/interested LEO list william(at)elan.net (Apr 10)
- Re: clued/interested LEO list Hank Nussbacher (Apr 10)
- Re: clued/interested LEO list Gadi Evron (Apr 11)
- Re: clued/interested LEO list Gadi Evron (Apr 11)
- Re: clued/interested LEO list Hank Nussbacher (Apr 10)