Well we have come to our last antagonist aptly named Anthrax, and this work has really changed my perception of what I think of all this electronic technology. Right about now I am thinking that the negative consequences to society far outweigh the benefits to society. Just looking past what it does on the individual level, and not forgetting that this is about making money, it benefit's those involved in the industry to build devices that are not secure.

We all know what type person Gates is.Christ I believe he called it Windows to virtual signal the weak spot in security, seeing that he was trying to get people to live in the computer rather then their home. surprised he has not released Windows damn 33, for his lord. Putting all their eggs in this guy's basket, the world deserves what it gets when they pull the plug. Bad idea for everyone to tie so much to this one hub. We SHOULD have seen this coming. If you have anything of importance on The Internet of All Things, now would be a good time to get it out while you can.

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The Conclusion to Underground
Anthrax was poking around a MILNET gateway when he stumbled on the door to System X.* He had wanted to find this system for months, because he had intercepted email about it which had aroused his curiosity.

Anthrax telnetted into the gateway. A gateway binds two different networks. It allows, for example, two computer networks which talk different languages to communicate. A gateway might allow someone on a system running DECNET to login to a TCP/IP based system, like a Unix. Anthrax was frustrated that he couldn’t seem to get past the System X gateway and on to the hosts on the other side.

Using normal address formats for a variety of networks, he tried telling the gateway to make a connection. X.25. TCP/IP. Whatever lay beyond the gateway didn’t respond. Anthrax looked around until he found a sample of addresses in a help file. None of them worked, but they offered a clue as to what format an address might take.

Each address had six digits, the first three numbers of which corresponded to telephone area codes in the Washington DC area. So he picked one of the codes and started guessing the last three digits.
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