YO YO YO, LEETsauceHAX0R UP IN HERE DROPPING CONFIDENTIAL DOCS!

[leetmasta...@hushmail.com]

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Oh, what might this be? Confidential Clearwire sales data? I think
so! I went all mission impossible at clearwire headquarters (fed
the guard dogs steak!) and stole some top sekret files. The
interesting one is the churn data, I threw the other one in to show
off.

Some notes: It will crash OpenOffice because OpenOffice is a
retarded bitch (and it's a really big file). I had to boot up my
pirated ms winblows and open it in my pirated copy of ms office to
read it. Notice the tabs on the bottom? Lots of pages of data! Make
sure you have Macros and Data Connections blocked when you open it,
I think it might be trying to call home!

Also, it's marked "FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY", which I think means you
are supposed to either eat it, or stick it in your butt.

^lmph

P.S. Uploaded to drop.io as well:

http://drop.io/t8okq5p
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[sanitybit]

Cease and Desist in 5,4,3,2,1....

On Aug 17, 11:12 pm, leetmastahpacket...@hushmail.com wrote:
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> Oh, what might this be? Confidential Clearwire sales data? I think
> so! I went all mission impossible at clearwire headquarters (fed
> the guard dogs steak!) and stole some top sekret files. The
> interesting one is the churn data, I threw the other one in to show
> off.
>
> Some notes: It will crash OpenOffice because OpenOffice is a
> retarded bitch (and it's a really big file). I had to boot up my
> pirated ms winblows and open it in my pirated copy of ms office to
> read it. Notice the tabs on the bottom? Lots of pages of data! Make
> sure you have Macros and Data Connections blocked when you open it,
> I think it might be trying to call home!
>
> Also, it's marked "FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY", which I think means you
> are supposed to either eat it, or stick it in your butt.
>
> ^lmph
>
> P.S. Uploaded to drop.io as well:
>
> http://drop.io/t8okq5p
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>  ChurnReport_2009_07_20.zip
> 4199KViewDownload
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>  ChurnReport_2009_07_20.zip.sig
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>  WiMaxDailyStarsReport_2009_06_08.zip
> 506KViewDownload
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>  WiMaxDailyStarsReport_2009_06_08.zip.sig
> < 1KViewDownload

[Kyle Williams]

Thanks for posting attachments, I always love having something that I probably don't want to be caught with in my Inbox.....now I have to delete this.

If it was just a link, then I can't be held liable.  

;)

[sanitybit]

Kyle, that's why I only read/reply on the web, and subscribe to
updates via RSS. Should we ask pierce to take this down?

On Aug 18, 12:13 am, Kyle Williams <kyle.kwilli...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Thanks for posting attachments, I always love having something that I
> probably don't want to be caught with in my Inbox.....now I have to delete

> this.If it was just a link, then I can't be held liable.
>
> ;)

>
> On Mon, Aug 17, 2009 at 11:12 PM, <leetmastahpacket...@hushmail.com> wrote:
> > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
> > Hash: SHA1
>
> > Oh, what might this be? Confidential Clearwire sales data? I think
> > so! I went all mission impossible at clearwire headquarters (fed
> > the guard dogs steak!) and stole some top sekret files. The
> > interesting one is the churn data, I threw the other one in to show
> > off.
>
> > Some notes: It will crash OpenOffice because OpenOffice is a
> > retarded bitch (and it's a really big file). I had to boot up my
> > pirated ms winblows and open it in my pirated copy of ms office to
> > read it. Notice the tabs on the bottom? Lots of pages of data! Make
> > sure you have Macros and Data Connections blocked when you open it,
> > I think it might be trying to call home!
>
> > Also, it's marked "FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY", which I think means you
> > are supposed to either eat it, or stick it in your butt.
>
> > ^lmph
>
> > P.S. Uploaded to drop.io as well:
>
> >http://drop.io/t8okq5p
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> > Charset: UTF8
> > Version: Hush 3.0

> > Note: This signature can be verified athttps://www.hushtools.com/verify

[pierce]

Damn, even google docs won't take files this big, and my desktop sucks
at vmx :-/

[sanitybit]

Maybe someone with msoffice can convert the file to something that
might actually open in openoffice? I can't open either, all FOSS here
boss.

[Kyle Williams]

I know we think that the cease and desist jokes are funny now, but it's not when we get it...or worse.

Now I'm not going to get it, and neither are you, but Google will and if it starts to become a problem, they'll delete it and possibly this group.

Perhaps Mr leetmastahpackethax could setup a .onion address with a wiki/forum/whatever.  

Hey Tor is slow, but it's all about proper security and precautions if you're going to do....well.....ya know where I'm going with this.

Just a thought.

[sanitybit]

Maybe http://www.zoho.com/ will be able to import it. My bet is on
office live, but that doesn't work outside of IE >_>

On Aug 18, 12:24 am, pierce <pierce...@gmail.com> wrote:

[Kyle Osborn]

I had absolutely no issue opening it from my OO.org 3 install on
Linux. I'll convert it to something easier, if everyone would like,
but it will have to wait until tomorrow, and I'm not so keen on making
this stuff easier to read. Bad enough already that I looked in it
(mostly to see if the macros did anything, but didn't look like it,
but then again, no experience at all with them.)

What's everyone opinion on this?

[sanitybit]

It crashes 3.1.0 when I try to open it. I have no opinion on the
contents of the files until I get to see them, as to the legal aspect,
IANAL but it's financial data, so I wouldn't rehost it anywhere.

On Aug 18, 12:36 am, Kyle Osborn <k.p.osb...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I had absolutely no issue opening it from my OO.org 3 install on  
> Linux. I'll convert it to something easier, if everyone would like,  
> but it will have to wait until tomorrow, and I'm not so keen on making  
> this stuff easier to read. Bad enough already that I looked in it  
> (mostly to see if the macros did anything, but didn't look like it,  
> but then again, no experience at all with them.)
>
> What's everyone opinion on this?
>

[Michael Miller]

I'll forward the e-mail to my friend Bob. Bob could then throw it up
some place private.