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Rooted boxen and the law

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Jamie Norwood)
Tue Jun 5 08:41:18 2001

Date: Tue, 5 Jun 2001 08:38:54 -0400
From: Jamie Norwood <jnorwood@adelphia.net>
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I am just curious, in these days where every script kiddie with a few spare
hours is out cracking into every box in sight, what do you all do when it
happens? I know the isolate/reinstall stuff, I am specifically more interested
in administrative stuff. Do you log it? Report it to the police? FBI? Who?

Basically, I just had a box cracked, and have time to kill before I get
access to it to reinstall (Damn cheap colo provider...) and am wondering
if I should just reinstall and get on with life, or if I should be covering
my ass, since I have things on their that will make me unhappy if they are
taken and released to the public domaine (Reg codes for software and the
like.)

Let me know!

Jamie

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