> On Fri, Feb 08, 2002 at 04:08:02PM -0800, J Edgar Hoover wrote: > > On 8 Feb 2002, jon schatz wrote: > [snip] > > > > I truly don't buy it. No offense, but your level of paranoia seems to > > > match your email handle. I mean, if they really wanted to track all > > > > I *catch* them snarfing my traffic, and I'm paranoid? > > They are your ISP. All of your traffic goes through their > machines. They already see it all. If they want record the data you > are sending over their network, they could do so without you ever > knowing. So can everyone else in between your computer and the other > of any connection. It seems like one might as well get all uptight > that _they are storing your email on their servers!_ Of course they > are if you have a maildrop with them. They see all of your HTTP > traffic! Of course they do, it crosses their network. Amen to that. Finally somebody points out THE OBVIOUS!!! -- Alen Capalik Chief Security Engineer Tradeware Systems LLC alenat_private
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