Re: [full disclosure] agile hacking?

[don bailey <don.bailey () gmail com>]

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> try me. 

No thanks.

> I am quite confident that we can make this project into a
> salable book but that's not the point. the point is to accumulate
> valuable knowledge into one place and if, if this start making some
> money you will decide what to do with them. I am for investing them
> back into something positive.

Uh.. isn't that what the internet is for? Google is your "book"'s index.

> moreover, the project is not a Phrack knock-off as you said. It is
> very different. As I said, it wont contain explanations but like hands
> on tips/tricks and techniques even the most knowledgeable can learn
> from or use as a base reference.


Last I read, Phrack articles normally included tips tricks *and* code.

D
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