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>Yoda had this to say about Re: So Called Holes Being Discovered In Internet
>Explorer?????
>> On 06 Mar 97 20:08:36 -0600, ������ <zi...@gulf.net> wrote:

>>>Regarding these so called holes that are being discovered in Microsoft's
>>>Internet Explorer.....are they accidental programming errors? I think not,
>>>I think that these backdoors have intentionally been put in this browser.
>>>
>>>By doing so they can, have been, and will continue to be able to find out
>>>just exactly what programs you have on your computer whether legal or not
>>>(pirated apps and games), they can find out about information about and
>>>much, much more. In addition these would allow someone to execute things on
>>>your computer possibly destroying all data you have, change data!!!  or
>>>other invasions!
>>>
>>>Accident, I think not and I'm sure that there are many, many more of these
>>>backdoors coded into this program. Paranoid I'm not, but the facts are the
>>>facts and regardless of what they tell you.....Big Brother is here and his
>>>name is Bill! And by using this browser everything on your computer is open
>>>to prying eyes!!! Is this what you want?
>>>
>> You are paranoid, sir.   Do you realize what exposure to legal damages
>> Mr. Bill would be facing if it could be proven that he Intentionally
>> attempted to invade the privacy of millions of people?  Give the man a
>> little credit for at least good business judgment.

It is obvious that these were not supposed to be found....but this is what many
hackers do. They hack...and find things that are not meant to be found. What you
don't know can hurt you.

Also, how about the Mac code found in windows a little while back which brought
a lawsuit against Mircsoft which was settled out of court? And I cannot wait
till someone owns the Amiga technology again here in the near future, because
Win95 is highly suspect of violating several patents held by Commodore, and it
would not suprise me if there was stolen code from the Amiga OS in Windows95
as well! Microsoft are not above anything...they just hope they can get away
with it, and they have been caught many times and IMHO will be caught many more
times in the future...especially with the Commodore patents and possible
violations of the AmigaOS which has done true pre-emptive multitasking since
1985!

>Just as recently as last year, a famous national server had this very same
>problem didn't they? And what makes you think Mr Bill would NOT give
>something like this his blessing?


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