Agreed on all points. In addition, there are legal implications for anyone
who might be considering using such a service. Here in Ireland there are
laws about what you can and can not do with personal information stored on a
computer. I can't speak for other jurisdictions, but as our law is based on
an EC directive, I would imagine that similar laws exist at least in other
EC countries.
--
Brendan Reynolds
brenreyn_at_indigo.ie
http://www.fortunecity.com/skyscraper/susumi/433
Larry Linson <accdevel_at_my-deja.com> wrote in message
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> "hackbase" <hackbase_at_xxx.yyy> wrote:
> > Russian Hackers Offer Databases
> >
> > Hear ye, hear ye! We have obtained databases of residents
> > in virtually every city and town of Europe, America, the UK and
> > France. Now you can find any person who you know at least . . .
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