P A T H E T I C

[Scytale]

Don't bother.

[Ant]

The legal boys are on the case, his every action was nice and neatly logged. Thanks Tylau you were so cooperative providing your real IP number so we didn't even have to bother with any of those bothersome traces

[Maggi]

back on top ... fukking DF31 & loserants

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Cheerio,
Maggi

Asus P2B-S @ 112MHz FSB - Bios 1009 final
Celeron300A @ 504Mhz
128MB 7ns SDRAM
G400 DualHead 32MB SGRAM @ 201 MHz memory clock

[agallag]

Ant, you da' man. Thanks for bringing in the big boot o' justice so swiftly

[tish]

Please keep us updated on this issue, Ant

[JakeFidel]

Email bombs probably aren't illegal in Hong Kong, wouldn't that be a lame.

[GinoCyber]

Hey MM, there's alot you can do with a person's real email adress if you know what to look at and what to do with it.

For the record, what I did to get this info was NOT illegal. It would have been illegal if I plastered his bank account #, credit card, and his university marks on this site.

BTW, Tylass is a guy.

In any case, this is the internet where nothing is secure if people know what they are doing.

There are alot of so called hackers out there mainly for malitious intent or to impress their friends. I'm neither of them so NO ONE has to worry about this from me.

The only thing I can suggest is to make sure that you use a very good provider who doesn't have thousands of ports open on his server or else, that server is wide open to the public like a drunken whore School servers are the worst that anyone can use.

For the people who know Unix, then they already know what to do.

If you want to protect your computer when you're on line, look for a port watcher and netbuster to start. This will allow you to open/close any port you want along with catching people trying to hack into your home system.

Whenever some smart ass trys to hack into your system, his personal IP is logged along with all actions that he is trying to do while in your system.

Netbuster has caught so many people trying to hack into my home system it's not funny. For the kids who try this with me and just look to see what's on my hard drive, I just report them to their provider and all they can do is ban them.

For the smart asses who try to upload somekind of file to my system, I toast their motherboard and hard drive just after I send them a message.

If you just want to see what you can do with an email address without knowing what to do with it, look for an app called Netlab.

Ciao

[Ant]

He mail bombed me with around 2000 emails today from a Hotmail account, took me all of 10 minutes to download. Anyway Hotmail are now pursuing him for breach of their acceptable use policy and will take appropriate action

[Nuno]

up

[Helmchen2000]

up

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and ty%&§!° went down again

Helmchen