Forwarded from: Brooks J Isoldi <bjisoldiacsu.buffalo.edu>

It just seems a bit odd how it is NOT acceptable to the source of Mr
Greenes information to publish the actual information (nor the sources
and methods, which is not unusual), but it IS acceptable for Greene to
publish a detailed summary of the information. The logic is
incredibly flawed here because Greene welcomes a lawsuit by Stake,
whereby if Greene refuses to share the information with a court of
law, then he accepts defeat in the lawsuit, and if he does share the
information then he compromises his asset. The Register is a UK
company, Stake is a US company, and I don't know the laws of Int'l
business but it would seem to me that this would be how it would break
down, no?

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On Mon, 22 Jul 2002, InfoSec News wrote:

> Forwarded from: Thomas C. Greene <tcgreenebellatlantic.net>
>
> [Edited only enough to get past everyone's filters... - WK]
>
> i know it's hard to accept that people whose carefully-contrived
> anti-establishment media image we've all admired (and envied) can be such
> sh*ts, but there it is. you're in denial, bud.
>
> the proof exists. i can't publish it for two reasons: 1) the source has
> requested anonymity; and 2) the L0pht cheese-eater involved would be subject
> to retaliation.
>
> if my proof is cr*p, then Stake will sue The Register and win their
> case in court. but don't hold your breath, lol.
>
> --tcg

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