Your network security business isn't going to make a lot of money

Why would you care if he makes money?

you know nothing about the subject.

So what? He's trying to learn. You could have easily been helpful and pointed him towards some educational resources. Instead you choose to flame in a very unconstructive fashion. Sure is saintly behaviour.

I'll send em straight back. Honest.

I assume this is meant to ridicule his intentions. Do you really think that someone posting on Perlmonks poses a thread to the security of the Internet? Have you ever looked around at the information that's out there? One search in Google and he'd find information that's a thousand times more dangerious.

The fact is there's a shortage of good security companies around. Maybe the poster doesn't know that much about security but at least he's making an effort to learn, which is more than I can say about you.

If you can't keep such worthless opinions to yourself, I suggest you go play on usenet. I doubt anyone around here cares to listen to you.

Have a nice day :)

In reply to Re: Re: Password cracking algorithm by Anonymous Monk
in thread Password cracking algorithm by SyN/AcK

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