Re: Crack Office XP

From: Thierry (Thierry@purge-it.com)
Date: Mon Jun 11 2001 - 04:56:29 PDT

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    ... just wanted to add my 2 cents:
    
    folks,
    regardless whether any progy/os is crackable or not (btw please add
    office-xp to the list)
    what I find incredible and a true issue to this newsgroup is micro$oft's
    intention to 100% implement
    the raw sockets specification. (see more info at Steve Gibson'
    http://grc.com/dos/winxp.htm)
    welcome to the jungle,
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    Here are what I consider my 2 cents to above message :
    
    This was Posted to nmap mailing list (The moderater note is not 
    from a securityfocus moderator but from Fyodor):
    
    Steve Gibson is a media slut and should be treated as such.  If you look
    at how he writes up things on his own web site, you can see they're made
    to look just like how they might in print.  In my surveying of what he's
    done, he's done...well...nothing very exciting.  His "nanoprobes" were
    really lame (a different spin on what nmap does) and if people would
    just start ignoring him, we'd be much better off.
    
    [ Moderator note: I agree 100% with Darren & Andy.  Gibson is a
      charlatan whose "research" is written for clueless media reporters
      (for press attention) and the teeming masses of internet newbies (to
      whom he sells various products).  His "findings" are not new, are
      always filled with massive hyperbole, and are frequently completely
      false.  Instead of presenting evidence to prove his points, he tends
      to just state them using goofy blue or green fonts as if that
      somehow adds credibility.  We recommend avoiding this guy!
    
      -Fyodor ]
    
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