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January 1995, Week 4

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"James F. Knight" <[log in to unmask]>
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James F. Knight
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Fri, 27 Jan 1995 10:34:36 -0500
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> Item Subject: Reply: How do I break MPE secur
> James McGovern ([log in to unmask]) writes:
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> >I would like information on how to hack the MPE operating system.
>
>    My suggestion would be to make sure you try to hack a system which belongs
> to someone who won't hesitate to prosecute.  By sending this e-mail to
> advertise that you want to hack a system, you wouldn't have much of a chance
> with an "I didn't know" defense. As far as I'm concerned, anyone stupid enough
> to assist something this stupid should also be prosecuted as an accomplice.
>
 
  Actually, it's important for systems managers to know how people can
attack your system.  I managed to snag a document on hacking the hp3000
that was floating around on the Internet.  I forwarded this to Isaac,
in the hopes that it could be useful material for SIGSYSMAN.  I considered
sending it to this list, but have not done so up to this point.  Security
through obscurity is certainly nonsense.
 
  Jim
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