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From: Richard Stanaford <richard@erinet.com>
To: Julian Assange <proff@iq.org>
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Subject: Re: UDP port 31337
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  I am curious.  By 'prime' are you referring to not evenly divisable by
anything other than '1' or itself?  If so, what does being prime have to
do with it?  Just wondering.  :-)

	- Richard.



On 12 Aug 1998, Julian Assange wrote:

> Remember 31337 (eleet) is prime.
> 
> It's sprobably a scan for Back Orifice, which uses that port, but don't bet
> the farm on it.
> 
> Julian.


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