FBI probes network breach at Stanford

Not as clueless as yours.: You've got nothing to support your bet that it was Windows yet you make the claim anyway. No bias there.

What's worse is you make your claim about it being a problem with the OS and then make the statement that it was probably an inside job. Which implies that it wasn't a security issue with the OS at all.; Posted by: ye Posted on: 05/26/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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YEAHWRONG!!! osreinstall | 05/25/05

True but had my fun osreinstall | 05/26/05

And the system michael_t | 05/25/05

I agreee BXLE | 05/26/05

That only works IF... flatliner | 05/26/05

From one of my security logs Nigel Johnstone | 05/26/05

Could.. ibabadur1 | 05/26/05

Already fixed it Nigel Johnstone | 05/26/05

This is nothing ... snyderpa | 05/27/05

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