kurt wismer <kurtw@sympatico.ca> wrote in news:eps0gd$rdc$1@aioe.org:

> David H. Lipman wrote:
>> From: {someone in my killfile}
>> | kurt wismer wrote:
>>>> David H. Lipman wrote:
>>>> [snip]
>>>>> BTW: There are *many* in the anti virus industry that were once
>>>>> creators.
>>>> which seemingly translates to 'av companies hire virus writers
>>>> and/or ex virus writers'...
>>>>
>>>> if you're going to feed the conspiracy nuts
>> |
>> | We live in a society that believes strongly in rehabilitation.
>> | Therefore, when people turn over a new leaf, they're given another
>> | chance.
>> |
>> | How does that make for a conspiracy?
>> |
>>>> you're going to have to
>>>> pay the conspiracy tax so . . . names please...
>> |
>> | How does your desire to be in the know supersede another's right to
>> | privacy?
>
> a claim was made, it's accuracy is in question, the burden of proof
> lies with the claimant...

Some of the proof you seek has already been made available to you. I'm
afraid in this case, I would be with David. You can either accept the
post David made, or not. Dropping names doesn't help anyone, and isn't
worth proving someone right/wrong on usenet.

>> The conspiracy is the misperception that the anti virus industry
>> creates the malware to prop up the industry and keep themselves in
>> business. They ignore the realities such as organized crime being a
>> major source.
>
> yeah, so about that burden...

No burden. You either believe it or you don't. As I said, as 4Q continues
to tell you, vx.netlux.org is your friend. If you still need to know
things aside from names, then ask.




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Last updated: January 30th, 2007