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Re: User Education Tool?
From: Dave Aronson <securecoding () dja mailme org>
Date: Fri, 05 Mar 2004 20:49:49 +0000
On Thu March 4 2004 17:45, Andreas Saurwein wrote:
At 4/3/2004 18:16 Thursday, Dave Aronson wrote:Either way (especially if the manual forwarding is done with the help of pulling up the contact list), you can bet some jackass will attach a malicious payload, probably triggered right *after* you spread it. So much for being able to treat it as innocent.Right, that would probably happen. But in the end, it would still do its job :-?
You might get through to the occasional one with a particularly thin skull (for a luser, that is). However, keep in mind that there are fresh hordes of newbies signing up every day. The problem boils down to a lack of a revocable "information superhighway driver's license". However, it's much too late to try to institute any such thing now, not that we'd ever agree on an authority to administer it, let alone trust any authority with such power. But we're getting WAAAAY off topic.... [Ed. Yeah, I'd like to request that we officially pronounce this thread dead. KRvW] -- Dave Aronson, Senior Software Engineer, Secure Software Inc. Email me at: work (D0T) 2004 (@T) dja (D0T) mailme (D0T) org (Opinions above NOT those of securesw.com unless so stated!) WE'RE HIRING developers, auditors, and VP of Prof. Services.
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