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Re: [cobalt-users] Employee problems



I am Jeff.  There are also two other "Jeff"s on this list who work for
Cobalt, and a few others as well, at least one of whom writes under a
different name (you know who you are <smile>).

I am most likely the Jeff referred to.  I run a consultancy
spepecializing in Cobalt systems.

And yes, depending on what rev level your cobalt system runs at I could
probably break into it in less than an hour.  However, I don't think I
ever offered to do it for $100.

There are a lot of issues involved in breaking into a system.  Not the
least of which is determining that it's really yours to break in to.

Since it took me two days to get this email, by now I certainly hope
you've driven the 12 hours or had your colo company reset your master
password; they can prove who you are in relationship to your system a
lot more easily than I can.

Jeff

Aeron Jarrett wrote:
> 
> Who is Jeff? talk to me, Jeff!
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