For fuck's sake, viking, I hope to god you are not somehow creating a
group of files for download from one of those file sharing services
such as rapidshare or some other unsecure file sharing service!
Why don't you choose keyfiles from the web contents of a well-known,
high-traffic web site, like the logo of a major corporation like Shell
or Pepsi or CocaCola?
Find a web site with a static image that never changes, or maybe a
government agency that rarely, if ever, modifies its home page.
Visits to site like rapidshare leave traces that can and will lead to
people's front doors.
I don't know what you think you're doing.
It's not anything to do with safety, that's for sure.
Just mixing things up, causing frustration, all because the posters
still havent' figured out that the main source of all the pw and
keyfile requests along with the dumbest of complaints, are coming from
the newbies.
Have posters forgotten that newbies are the thing we in this group are
really all about?
New people.
Young people.
They need gentleness, guidance, and forgiveness of their ignorance, not
ever greater means of hiding things from them.
I really don't see how requests for passwords and keyfiles were in any
way a security threat to anyone. E-mailed files and visits to
rapidshare are certainly in the realm of security risk.
On 2011-11-09 14:31:39 -0800, vikingsystem said:
> Hi all,
>
> I hope the group will now be in peace, no more the annoying keyfiles
> requests, no more keyfiles posts at the group or in other usenet
> place.
>
> one of you sent me a security concern regarding downloading the
> keyfiles from a open server, let me tell you guys, the keyfiles are
> is the problem download landscapes, the images perfectly legal, so I
>
> let me remember you all, to keep this group clean from the keyfiles,
> nothing about the keyfiles should be posted, nothing at all.
>
> I ask you all to respect ALL the rules, and of course thank the
> posters for all the their work.
>
>
> best regards
>
>
> vikingsystem
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