Vulgar words in Underground (Page 2)
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Too damn big,' Electron said.
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'What the fuck is a Cabbala?'
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Fuck, I hate cabbage.
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What the fuck is a Caesura?'
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Well, fuck.
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That way, when Phoenix hit a snag, he wouldn't have to retreat to regroup and risk discovery.
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Source code for the WANK worm.
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'Any other names besides dickhead that is?'
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Well, he thought, that ought to freak out Par a bit.
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What the fuck does that mean?
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Shit, maybe the Secret Service knows where I am.'
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'Shit.
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It is very fucking weird.
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'Fuck, this Deszip is frustrating,' Electron wrote.
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The name of the frigging university!
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'WE FUCKING GOT IT GUYS!!!!!'
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Quick ... quick ... this damn thing has a habit of disappearing,' Electron said.
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'Oh, phuck off!'
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'Damn,' Electron said.
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Damn.
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Where was the damn thing?
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Now the damn NASA machine showed two people logged in as 'friend'.
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If it's making a million files, it's fucked.'
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'Well, Mr Spafford, it seems you're a right fucking idiot for not patching your FTP!'
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Or you'd be very fucking embarrassed,' Phoenix added.
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'And then they find out some of you guys have been in there ...' 'Shit,' Phoenix said.
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Phoenix said laughing, 'Fuck it, we want the cover of Newsweek, nothing less.'
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'The general public couldn't give a fuck about Eugene Spafford,' Electron said, trying to dampen Phoenix's bizarre enthusiasm.
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It was a Police Drug Identification Chart--a gift from a friend's father--and there, smack dab in the middle, was a genuine AFP footprint.
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And, after finally successfully hacking Russell Brand's machine at LLNL, they deftly lifted a complete copy of the WANK worm.
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In Brand's machine, they also found a description of how someone had broken into SPAN looking for the WANK worm code, but hadn't found it.
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Oh shit!
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The damn disks.
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'Damn it!
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I've never had your friggin' shovel.
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Prime Suspect had freaked out over the mail.
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'You know,' he began casually, 'we're also raiding your parents' house ...' Anthrax freaked out.
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Don't sound too cocky.
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'I basically told them, "Diz is ma fuckin' life and none o' yer business, Nemo"--but not in those words.'
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The customer freaked out.
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Can also be a backdoor Tymnet An X.25 network controlled by MCI, DNIC 3106 Unix Multi-user computer operating system developed by AT&T and Berkeley CSRG VAX Virtual Address Extension: series of mini/mainframe computer systems produced by DEC VMS Virtual Memory System: computer operating system produced by DEC and used on its VAX machines WANK Worms Against Nuclear Killers: the title of DECNET/VMS-based worm released into SPAN/DEC/HEPNET in 1989 X.25 International data communications network, using the X.25 communications protocol.
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Thomas A. Longstaff and E. Eugene Schulz, 'Analysis of the WANK and OILZ Worms', Computer and Security, vol.
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Longstaff, Thomas A., & Schultz, E. Eugene, 'Beyond preliminary analysis of the WANK and OILZ worms: a case study of malicious code', Computers & Security, vol.
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345/94 Additional court records: (Court documents of most cases described in this book) Memos and reports to/from: Bureau of Criminal Intelligence, Victoria Police Internal Security Unit, Victoria Police The NASA SPAN office relating to the WANK worm Office of the District Attorney, Monterey, California Overseas Telecommunications Commission (Australia) Police Department, City of Del Rey Oaks, California Police Department, City of Salinas, California Stuart Gill The United States Secret Service US Attorney's Office, New York Numerous Internet sites, including those of NASA, Sydney University, Greenpeace, the Australian Legal Information Institute, and the Legal Aspects of Computer Crime Archives.