Hello Peter Steiner,
On Tue, 4 Jan 2000 18:43:29 +0100 GMT your local time,
which was Wednesday, January 05, 2000, 12:43:29 AM (GMT+0700) my local time,
Peter Steiner wrote:
Peter> On Tue, 4 Jan 2000 13:10:21 +0200, Stefan Tanurkov wrote:
>>>> Then he/she could be easily traced by IP numbers in the RECEIVED
>>>> fields :-)
AVK>>> Not necessarily, and you know this better then me.
>> No, I do not know. More information, please...
Peter> Many people use the internet with a dialup account. There you get a
Peter> new IP number dynamically assigned each time you dial in. You only
Peter> know (or can find out) which provider i'm using.
All you need is the access to their Radius listings if they use that
and they can see exactly who does what. If they want...
Those listings can be many mb per day so normally the system guys donot
want to see what bad sites on the web you visit....
It all depends if you use the accounts or misuse them.
If you are using 556k very likely any call has the phone number called
from logged. Its in many places a standard anti hacking precaution.
Peter> And to further blur your traces you can switch between different
Peter> providers (here in Switzerland there are perhaps a dozen free
Peter> providers, so i have a couple of RAS connection icons on my desktop)
last thing you want to use for that is a local dialin unless you buy
them as a boxed account so nobody knows who owns it and you set it up
yourself and can fake things.
A local isp is LOCAL and we found several hackers due to that..
Peter> Regards
Peter> Peter
Best regards,
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