https://www.privacyassociation.org/privacy_perspectives/post/when_someone_goes_all_crazy_on_you_and_spams_your_online_profile_with_nasti
On Sun, May 19, 2013 at 7:36 PM, RQuarry 1181...@bugs.launchpad.net
wrote:
The bug description needs to detail what caused the issue. Something
like, I was
I just noticed that my comcast mail account was hacked into. Since my
wife has had three knee surgeries in the past year, we have not been
anywhere other than here at home. So any access to that account from an IP
address other than our own was hacking. Comcast advises that this did occur
and
I'm sorry for all the difficulties you have been experiencing; however
you haven't described a bug with how Ubuntu works. Therefore I need to
close this bug so that we can focus on fixing bugs and making Ubuntu
better.
In the future, please answer these questions in your bug description:
* Is
What you say may be true on a micro scale, but on a macro scale,,,
such as when the person goes into my SSL certificates area and leaves
notes talkng about how useless SSL is and he knows how can beat it,
(and I don't have a clue as to whether he changed the security of the
whole machine any more
I certainly didn't think that bug was surveillance. In fact, they haven't
been around in quite a while. But it has happened and it's pretty obvious
when it did happen.
]
But I've decided to deal with it in a better way. George Orwell once wrote
that the most hated man in England was Nosey
The bug description needs to detail what caused the issue. Something
like, I was doing the following when x happened
** Changed in: xorg (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Incomplete
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