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Mark Rasch, 2002-08-05

HP's ill-advised DMCA threat actually had a few legal teeth. Will federal prosecutors soon start chomping at bug finders?

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Post to Bugtraq -- Go to Jail 2002-08-05
ktwo (1 replies)
Post to Bugtraq -- Go to Jail 2002-08-07
Anonymous
FUD FUD FUD Post to Bugtraq -- Go to Jail 2002-08-05
FUD PATROL
Post to Bugtraq -- Go to Jail 2002-08-06
Anonymous (1 replies)
Post to Bugtraq -- Go to Jail 2002-08-13
EMATT
Post to Bugtraq -- Go to Jail 2002-08-07
Psuedo-Anonymous Coward (1 replies)
Post to Bugtraq -- Go to Jail 2002-08-13
Mark D. Rasch
Post to Bugtraq -- Go to Jail: Now hacker can get in! 2002-08-07
Alberto Cozer
Post to Bugtraq -- Go to Jail 2002-08-08
Anonymous
Post to Bugtraq -- Go to Jail 2002-08-10
blacklight
Post to Bugtraq -- Go to Jail 2002-08-12
Mel
Post to Bugtraq -- Go to Jail -- Redux 2002-08-12
Annoyed at this whole mess
Post to Bugtraq -- Go to Jail 2002-08-13
T-1000
Post to Bugtraq -- Go to Jail 2002-08-13
Gonlo
Post to Bugtraq -- Go to Jail 2002-08-14
A disgrunted American
Goddamn, there is something wrong with the country/world when somebody has the ability to educate the world and it becomes illegal for education in the greatest form, security.

If one man can beat you to the vulnerability, beat him to the patch.

You missed the code, your goddamn fault HP!

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Post to Bugtraq -- Go to Jail 2002-08-16
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