[I didn't keep my original reply, but she quoted most of it back.]

From cmeinel@techbroker.com Sun May  3 22:25:34 1998
From: Carolyn Meinel 
X-Sender: cmeinel@techbroker.com
To: mea culpa 
Date: Sun, 3 May 1998 21:14:35 -0600 (MDT)
Subject: Re: question

At 07:01 PM 5/3/98 -0600, you wrote:
>
>> Oh, so that's why all the security.org stuff in the log files?  You assumed
>> tht it was OK to attack Rt66, too?  WRONGO!
>
>1. i haven't touched rt66.com .. would you like to post some logs to show
>   otherwise? if you have them, i will find out which of my users is doing
>   it and remove their account.

OK, we are getting much better sniffer/logging software running this month.
We'll let you know ASAP next time it happens.  

>
>2. you advertise that on happyhacker.org, and i asked the question. so
>   once again, is it legal or not to attack happyhacker.org? why would
>   you tell the public that it is ok, then tell the feds that people
>   are attacking happyhacker.org illegally?

Where did you ever hear we are doing that?  In any case, the feds would
laugh their heads off if we were stupid enough to complain (like you did
when I sent you the sekurity etc/password file) that people were playing the
game?  We have only complained about the attacks on Rt66.

>
>3. I didn't assume anything. You seem to have memory lapses.. i have been
>   running this same kind of contest for a LONG time. I know it is 
>   illegal to attack dimcom, but ok to attack sekurity.org .. the
>   difference is, i am not tell people to attack me, then telling
>   the police otherwise. Unless they don't follow my rules.

Yeah, right.  I can't figure out whether you are writing this email to show
off to other people, or if you really have that short a memory of the fit
you threw over that etc/password file from sekurity that I showed you.  Your
exact words were "turn yourself in to the FBI."  Sheesh.

I also know someone who rooted Sekurity recently, but you'll never know how
he got in because he doesn't want to take the crap you gave me if he were to
go public.
Carolyn Meinel
M/B Research -- The Technology Brokers
http://techbroker.com