From: Todd Graham Lewis 
Newsgroups: comp.security.firewalls
Subject: Re: "E pur si muove" - And yet it does move
Date: Sun, 9 Nov 1997 02:56:59 -0500
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Ron,

Wow, Mark's reports were pretty scathing.  Would you care to come into
comp.security.firewalls and defend yourself against this?  Does your
script really run "xhost +" on installed machines?  Did your lawyers
really make these claims?  Or is the whole thing an exagerration?

What I've seen to date is enough, prima facie, to leave Finjan on my list
of all-time horrible vendors, a reaction which might be shared by others
in this newsgroup.  Either you or someone in your PR department might
want to do some damage control here, and that means saying something in
public, not sending nasty letters from your lawyer.

Which of Mark's claims are untrue?

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Todd Graham Lewis       Manager of Web Engineering    MindSpring Enterprises
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