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Jon Solberg
> Any comments?
Yes:
1. You're posting in the wrong forum.
2. Get a real newsreader.
3. Bye.
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Jon Solberg (remove "nospam" from email address).
Moe Trin
<h7k074$2gi$1...@news.eternal-september.org>, Jon Solberg wrote:
>dfinc skrev:
>> Any comments?
>Yes:
>1. You're posting in the wrong forum.
He posts to the Usenet newsgroup comp.security.firewalls very frequently
with announcements flogging his website and various viruses it installs
even though his virus-ware has nothing to do with firewalls.
His domain is _registered_ in Pakistan, but is actually hosted on some
spam server about 25 km North of Dallas, Texas. Blocking 67.222.128.0/19
on your perimeter firewall may be a good idea. My company does.
He's been told hundreds of times that his suggesting use of a virus
removal tool is extremely st00pid and even microsoft knows it's not a
reliable or safe method of computing, but he seems to expect getting
viruses is a part of visiting the pr0n websites, so he's constantly
finding new viruses and worms because he's GOT to visit those sites.
He _knows_ that he gets the viruses there and at the gaming sites he
likes, but keeps clicking "INSTALL ME". Says a lot right there.
>2. Get a real newsreader.
He can't. He's a windoze expert, and needs to use a crappy browser to
install the viruses and worms automatically. It's hard work clicking
OK all of the time.
>3. Bye.
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Score: =-9999
Message-ID: googlegroups.com
Problem solved.
Old guy
Allen Kistler
>
> [snip]
>
> He's been told hundreds of times that his suggesting use of a virus
> removal tool is extremely st00pid and even microsoft knows it's not a
> reliable or safe method of computing, but he seems to expect getting
> viruses is a part of visiting the pr0n websites, so he's constantly
> finding new viruses and worms because he's GOT to visit those sites.
> He _knows_ that he gets the viruses there and at the gaming sites he
> likes, but keeps clicking "INSTALL ME". Says a lot right there.
>
>> 2. Get a real newsreader.
>
> He can't. He's a windoze expert, and needs to use a crappy browser to
> install the viruses and worms automatically. It's hard work clicking
> OK all of the time.
>
Usually malware doesn't let you look at the promised bait until after
you bite the hook. You have to run the installer if you want to get the
picture/video/warez/e-invitation-with-a-funny-sound/whatever.
I'm not defending, only explaining. Some people really gotta have the
bait. If it never worked, it wouldn't be bait, after all.
Jon Solberg
> On Tue, 01 Sep 2009, in the Usenet newsgroup comp.os.linux.security, in article
> <h7k074$2gi$1...@news.eternal-september.org>, Jon Solberg wrote:
>
>> dfinc skrev:
>>> Any comments?
>
>> Yes:
>
>> 1. You're posting in the wrong forum.
>
> He posts to the Usenet newsgroup comp.security.firewalls very frequently
> with announcements flogging his website and various viruses it installs
> even though his virus-ware has nothing to do with firewalls.
>
Thanks for the info. When I just had sent my original post I realised
that I responded to an extremely old thread. My apologies for bringing
it up again.
Moe Trin
<h7mmio$5ro$1...@aioe.org>, Allen Kistler wrote:
>Moe Trin wrote:
>> He's been told hundreds of times that his suggesting use of a virus
>> removal tool is extremely st00pid and even microsoft knows it's not a
>> reliable or safe method of computing, but he seems to expect getting
>> viruses is a part of visiting the pr0n websites, so he's constantly
>> finding new viruses and worms because he's GOT to visit those sites.
>> He _knows_ that he gets the viruses there and at the gaming sites he
>> likes, but keeps clicking "INSTALL ME". Says a lot right there.
>Usually malware doesn't let you look at the promised bait until after
>you bite the hook. You have to run the installer if you want to get
>the picture/video/warez/e-invitation-with-a-funny-sound/whatever.
That's the usual method, yeah
>I'm not defending, only explaining. Some people really gotta have
>the bait. If it never worked, it wouldn't be bait, after all.
"Fool me once, shame on you - fool me twice, shame on me" In the
case of this spammer, it's "fool me a hundred times, you need to add
more chlorine to the gene pool". I guess he's so desperate to see
pink that he decided the malware is the price he's willing to pay.
Personally, real live pink is a lot more ``interesting'', but not
having to imagine things helps a lot.
Old guy
dfinc
really stupid