another security story -- or an opportunity

[tedk <tpk@sensorsys.com>]

To all, except Toshi

at the risk of offending the purely technical readers

here's a problem that Inferno may be a ready made solution for

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ted kochanski
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>An associate of mine who is computer literate tells me his cable system
>internet connection allows some interesting privacy problems -- if he uses
>Windows 95 to browse the "network neighborhood" he sees lots of other
>machines, and can even access some of them anonymously...
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                        Ted
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