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Message-ID Larry - wrong again (was Re: more LIES from Roy Schestowitz - proven liar)

  • Subject: Message-ID Larry - wrong again (was Re: more LIES from Roy Schestowitz - proven liar)
  • From: William Poaster <wp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sat, 14 Apr 2007 12:15:22 +0100
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On Sat, 14 Apr 2007 02:26:50 +0100, Roy Schestowitz wrote:

> __/ [ Larry Qualig ] on Saturday 14 April 2007 01:25 \__
> 
>> Do show EXACTLY where it says that Cisco hardware offers "No Security"
>> as your subject line (lie) says???
>> 
>> Oh that's right. It doesn't. Because you Roy Schestowitz are a dishonest
>> liar.
> 
> Is this the shills' new thing? Modifying subject line to attach
> stereotypes and adding my name to get past the killfiles? 

Except "Message-ID Larry" didn't get past mine...

> Read the first item.
> 
> "These flaws [in Cisco routers] could be exploited to disrupt networking
> services, gain access to information, or even take control of an access
> point, Cisco said."
> 
> So who is the liar? Me, or the one who decided to call me a liar while
> Cisco acknowledges that its routers can be potentially hijacked? 

Why, "Message-ID Larry" of course! Cisco have had problems with their
routers since 2005, & possibly before that. I understand that buffer
overflow attacks can be carried out in several ways on Cisco IOS routers.

> Take a chill pill. Please.

Instead of smoking the shit he's on....

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