Saddam's Inbox Hacked
MotorMachineMercenar writes "Wired News is reporting that Saddam Hussein's email account
(press@uruklink.net)
has been hacked into. The account had a five-letter login with the same password. Messages in his inbox sent from all over the world included everything from death threats to business propositions to offers to sell him WMDs. A choice quote from the article: 'One AOL user sent Saddam a one-word message: 'Imminent.' Attached to the Aug. 6 e-mail was a photograph of an atomic mushroom cloud.' I wonder what the login was."
You'd think it was "press," password "press," but if it were that obvious I think someone would have said so.
Do we need say anything more?
One - Corporate bastards would drain the blood from their mother, if it meant they got a stock option, or key to the executive washroom.
Two - Corporate bastards obviously have no fscking clue about what goes on or what is even made at their own companies, and will promise anything to make a sale (see #1).
"4G Wireless Technology? Yes, that could ignite the atmospere. Oh, you need controllable ignition? Yes! We are pioneers in that technology!"
I'd love to know the name of that company, so I could ensure that I never do business with them.
from uruklink.net website: ,102
October28
What's the problem? 102 A.D. is the year that Saddam Hussein and his republic lives in.
I once got Funny+3 (already at 2 due to posting bonus) then Overrated-1, Underrated+1, and another Overrated-1, for a total of 4.
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