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Subject: Freebsd4.8 release  URGENT PROBLEM
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You should seriously consider checking into the tcptrace program on the 
freebsd4.8 release.  I think it could be spyware.  If it is then a post on 
your site(s) is  appropriate.   (and possible removal from future distro's).   
..found in   /usr/ports/net/tcptrace.