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Email Harvesting by First Albany Capital

Email Harvesting by First Albany Capital

2006-11-09       - By M?ir?n Duffy

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Barry Brimer wrote:
> I am not accusing Red Hat of violating their privacy policy.  I was
> simply stating that I happen to have received the email in question to
> an email address which is used explicity for Linux related mailing
> lists, therefore suggesting that the source of the email addresses were
> most likely related to Red Hat mailing lists.  I did *not* receive the
> email in question at the email addresses that I have as part of my Red
> Hat customer record, or my Red Hat certification record.  After I posted
> my message, another list participant confirmed that (at least) one of
> the Red Hat mailing lists that I am on has public archives available,
> which presumably does not have obfuscated or filtered email addresses.

The public archives of RH mailing lists do not display valid email
addresses, but apparently the monthly gzip archives do. We have set the
archives to members-only on this list for now.

~m

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