Dancin' Marcin 
news:clfabb9gad0tel6rfs40q1eni9115p6493@4ax.com Sat, 06 Feb 2016
00:33:03 GMT in alt.comp.freeware, wrote: 

> On Fri, 5 Feb 2016 23:56:58 +0000, ~BD~
>  wrote:
> 
>>It's good to see you corresponding sensibly with Pooh, Dustin, and
>>not simply allowing him to 'wind you up'! We Brits are quite good
>>at doing that - it's a form of amusement for many of us. [g]
>>
>>However, HE needs to recognize that you *DO* have skills gained
>>from learning 'on the job', as it were, since you were a very
>>young boy. As you know, I watched it happen personally with one of
>>my sons. 
>>
>>In turn, it might be good for you to recognize that *HE* may have
>>many skills too, albeit gained from a formal education. Pooh might
>>just tell you a little more about how HE learned to protect
>>corporate clients from the activities of the folk you refer to as
>>Vxers. You don't HAVE to fight with one another!
> 
> David is right Dustin, kiss Pooh's arse, you back stabbing snitch.

rofl. Pooh, I didn't backstab anyone, or, snitch on anyone. I've
kept my mouth shut. I haven't published any papers on Malwarebytes
or anybody elses product. I've disclosed nothing that you couldn't
*easily* learn on your own. <-- covers the database not being
protected issue that I discussed sometime ago. 

I didn't really fork out any secrets on that one. I *know* I didn't
tell anyone how to convert the database back into it's original
form. Project Zero has though. Cats out of the bag on that one too. 
Sadly, that's a pile of manhours worth of data that can be taken by 
competitors and/or the bad guys now. Side effect of forced disclosure 
in this manner.



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I sure hope you do, though...
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