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Don't you think it time to Fight Back!!!

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Hi Everyone,

Sometime I feel like we are in a war to protect the freedom we all took for granted when traveling the net. Much like the Terrorizm we hear in the news, we are faced with the decision to stay 'home' or go about our biz as if nothing happens.

While I agree that playing 'defense' is a good policy, I think it is time to fight back. Let's not wait for a cyber 'September 11', and strike back where it hurts most, the pocket book. Those MalWare are being propegated by certain sites, those site leave a trail, and behind those sites are owners. Can't we get a 'clas action suit' orgenized to get those responsible pay demages? We are talking hours of lost business, identity theft, etc...

Lets put the fear in the terrorist, rather than have them terrorize us.

Is there a site that such thoughts and actions being formulized?

If such exist, please spread the word.

thanks,

Zev
yes, that would be great, except that there's always problems....
These companies exist because they are all technically legal. You sign an electonic contract when you download their sofware.. It's called and end user license. (EULA) In that it says all of the terms that you have to follow.. Usually, buried way in there, is the part where it says it will display ads...etc..etc

There is no way that having a cryptic EULA should make these programs legal, but as of right now they are. Lobby your congressman to change this. Make it that EULA's are not a option for these companies to infect people.

The other problem is that it is hard to track down exactly where the stuff comes from sometime.
other isssue is; if discussions are done on forums that can be seen wsithout having to log in, then them wot you might not wish to read the discussions, can read them; I am having a lot of thought about this; and are we talking about the tracking devises on sites

how much does this all affect our personal privacy? and safety :(

Sometime I feel like we are in a war to protect the freedom we all took for granted when traveling the net. Much like the Terrorizm we hear in the news, we are faced with the decision to stay 'home' or go about our biz as if nothing happens.


We do offen think we are at war, and we are the fighters in the trenches.

Joining up is one option - check the university link at the top of this forum.


While I agree that playing 'defense' is a good policy, I think it is time to fight back. Let's not wait for a cyber 'September 11', and strike back where it hurts most, the pocket book. Those MalWare are being propegated by certain sites, those site leave a trail, and behind those sites are owners. Can't we get a 'clas action suit' orgenized to get those responsible pay demages? We are talking hours of lost business, identity theft, etc...

Lets put the fear in the terrorist, rather than have them terrorize us.

Is there a site that such thoughts and actions being formulized?

If such exist, please spread the word.

thanks,

Zev


Thier are sites that support legal action against such suppliers of 'malware', but this is not one of them.

Try http://www.spywarewarrior.com/
and http://www.vitalsecurity.org/

both sister forums of http://www.a-sap.info membership to here.
Deb also wants to support legal action @ carmainc.org

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