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Subject: Re: Breaking permissions on Windows 2000 (Server Edition)
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Richard writes:

> Nothing's impossible.

But many things are infeasible, and this is one of them.  You can crack
4096-bit RSA moduli, too, but it isn't very feasible.

> Reading about Multics was interesting, thanks
> for the reference.

Multics was regularly attacked by angry young males--even Boy Scouts--and it
resisted well (although in one famous exception, apparently some Boy Scouts
did find a way to switch rings, or something, but that was immediately
fixed).

> HAHAHAHAHAHAAH!!!  hehehe...  hohoho.  <whew!>

Sounds like you haven't read as much about NT/2000 as you've read about
Multics.  I assume you already know how insecure UNIX is.


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