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Posted

"Peter Foldes" <okf22@hotmail.com> wrote in message

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Are you kidding. I know this guy since a few years when he started posting

on other servers and as they say you cannot even b t him to d th

 

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Peter

 

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Tenacious is the appropriate word Mr Foldes.

 

If you recall, I didn't simply 'start posting on other servers' - I

responded to an email from a Kuay Tim 'inviting' me to Annexcafe (on your

behalf, I seem to remember). I was highly suspicious from the outset. I

believe that all is not quite as is seems at first sight at

www.annexcafe.com - with specific reference to the User2User group.

 

FYI - I've been in email contact with Tim Kauppila <kuaytim at

earthlink.net> recently. He has cancer.

Guest Paul Adare
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On Thu, 6 Nov 2008 09:13:43 -0000, ~BD~ wrote:

<span style="color:blue">

> Tenacious is the appropriate word Mr Foldes.</span>

 

No, once again, off-topic is the word. This news group is not your personal

chat area, nor is it an appropriate location for you to air your

grievances. Take this garbage elsewhere.

 

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Paul Adare

MVP - Identity Lifecycle Manager

http://www.identit.ca

Posted

I didn't like EOD!

 

"How nice it would be if similar info was available about Mr Lipman!"

 

Read below please.

 

Dave

 

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"~BD~" <~BD~@no.mail.afraid.com> wrote in message

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> My replies in-line!

>

> "FromTheRafters" <erratic@nomail.afraid.org> wrote in message

> news:ONiG5wiPJHA.4576@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...<span style="color:green"><span style="color:darkred">

>>> Thanks for your post - I very nearly posted a similar article about the

>>> Sinowal virus this morning!</span>

>>

>> Despite what you may find experts saying, this is not a virus. A virus is

>> a very specific type of malware - this does not qualify.</span>

>

>

> My bad. Sorry!

>

><span style="color:green"><span style="color:darkred">

>>> My understanding is that this virus can, and indeed does, install itself

>>> silently - without the knowledge of the user of the computer.</span>

>>

>> It is a trojan horse program - to begin with.

>>

>> ...then, once installed, it is many other things.</span>

>

>

> My bad x2. Sorry!

>

>

><span style="color:green"><span style="color:darkred">

>>> If the machine continues to all intents and purposes to 'work' the

>>> malware is unlikely to be discovered. However, let's suppose that I

>>> mention this 'nastie' to a friend and he says "How can I check to see if

>>> I have been infected?".

>>>

>>> What answer should I give him?</span>

>>

>> The most important aspect of the program (once installed) is its ability

>> to hide - it uses the MBR to implement a 'rootkit' - you need to detect

>> this rootkit.

>>

>> David Lipman recommends GMER often enough for me to think that

>> it is a good rootkit detector. I suspect he would know better than most

>> posters here.

>>

>> - just a hunch ;-)

>></span>

>

> So ......... now what many will think a stupid question.

>

> How can one be certain that GMER is simply a great tool to detect

> rootkits? (and doesn't damage a machine!)

>

> I caught this item 'in passing' as it were:-

>

>

> Sanctuary (thank you Paul Vixie and ISC) welcomes gmer.net.

> I also thank Matt Jonkman for his excellent assistance,

> and Register.com for being on the phone all day with us.

>

> gmer, this one is for you brother.

>

> GMER Application: download

> Catchme: download

>

> gmer has asked that this page remain, so to visit the site, click here.

>

> -Paul Laudanski, 12:55PM EST Sunday, 21Jan2007

>

> If there are problems with the site, please contact me.

>

>

>

> So then a trip here: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/1/49a/17b to dicover lots

> about Paul Laudanski.

>

> Seems pretty conclusive to me! (Edit: i.e. PL is an OK guy!)

>

> Dave

>

> PS How nice it would be if similar info was available about Mr Lipman!

>

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Posted

"David H. Lipman" <DLipman~nospam~@Verizon.Net> wrote in message

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<Nothing!>

 

Whist I seriously doubt it, he may have been refering to this site

http://www.notyourmamasreligion.com/web/pa...11536/pages.asp , which says

........

 

"What is truth? Who has it? Let's face it: In today's world, it's hard to

know what's true anymore. How's your journey going? Has your search for real

answers only led you down a dead end? Truth is more than just talk. Real

truth is soul bending. It's deep, profound and life changing".

 

Dave

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