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Senate Closes Accidental Anonymizer
Kevin Poulsen, SecurityFocus 2002-12-10

Never let it be said that the United States Senate has done nothing for Internet privacy.

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> OK for someone to come checking your doorknob every night?

When you wire a web server on internet, it's public, isn't it? If not, keep it internal /.

An other exemple : If you share your folders via Netbios without restriction, you want them to be public, right?Who's guilty if someone browse into?

> And what exactly stops that person from also taking a look in your driveway to see if you are home or not, then deciding to talk a walk in and make sure your dogs are ok, and your cats, and all of your personal belongings?

If you put your personal belongings on internet, why not? That's your problem.

> Yikes. I hope you are not a security guy.

Indeed, you have no idea of computers.

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