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		<title>CC: The Clear Choice for BotNets Everywhere</title>
		<link>http://labs.creativecommons.org/2007/05/17/cc-the-clear-choice-for-botnets-everywhere/</link>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 17 May 2007 21:43:50 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Nathan Yergler</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[I was working this morning and noticed that &#8220;#cc&#8221;:http://wiki.creativecommons.org/IRC, our IRC channel, was particularly active.  But I couldn&#8217;t figure out what they were talking about.  It didn&#8217;t look like any conversation about licensing _I&#8217;d_ ever seen.  And then I realized: it was a botnet rental negotiation.  What I especially loved is [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I was working this morning and noticed that &#8220;#cc&#8221;:http://wiki.creativecommons.org/IRC, our IRC channel, was particularly active.  But I couldn&#8217;t figure out what they were talking about.  It didn&#8217;t look like any conversation about licensing _I&#8217;d_ ever seen.  And then I realized: it was a botnet rental negotiation.  What I especially loved is the question, &#8220;you a fed?&#8221; Presumably *K_Soze* is under the false impression that if a law enforcement officer answers the question dishonestly, they&#8217;re guilty of entrapment.</p>
<p>Presented for your enjoyment, the logs:</p>
<p>[09:19am] K_Soze: Evenin all<br />
[09:20am] K_Soze: I&#8217;m wondering what seller sells?<br />
[09:20am] Seller: hi K_Soze<br />
[09:20am] Seller: that depends&#8230;<br />
[09:20am] Seller: what you want to buy?<br />
[09:21am] K_Soze: Well that&#8217;s always the question&#8230; but it&#8217;s also a matter of whether people can supply&#8230; and people can supply the right quality and quantity?<br />
[09:21am] Seller: K_Soze: you will have to be more specific?<br />
[09:22am] K_Soze: I thought a channel called cc , talking a guy called seller was specific enough, but maybe not&#8230;.<br />
[09:23am] Seller: you are not a fed are you?<br />
[09:23am] K_Soze: There&#8217;s no need to get spooked&#8230; I&#8217;ve dealt with people on this chan before who I&#8217;m sure will vouch for me<br />
[09:24am] Seller: lets just say I like to help people out<br />
[09:24am] Seller: you got a problem &#8211; i got a solution<br />
[09:25am] K_Soze: Yeah but not everyone is looking for such a high quality solution&#8230; the cc bit is generally easy&#8230; it&#8217;s other more&#8230;&#8230; &#8220;mechanical&#8221; things I&#8217;m interested in&#8230;<br />
[09:25am] Seller: hmmm<br />
[09:25am] Seller: i sell by the thousands<br />
[09:25am] Seller: top quality<br />
[09:26am] K_Soze: Thousands? Well I&#8217;ve spoken to people who sell by the thousands&#8230; they ask if I want one or two thousand&#8230;.<br />
[09:26am] K_Soze: but that&#8217;s obviously not what&#8217; i&#8217;m interested in<br />
[09:26am] Seller: you dont want a couple thousand mechanical friends?<br />
[09:26am] Seller: to help out?<br />
[09:26am] K_Soze: No, I want more than a couple&#8230;<br />
[09:26am] Seller: how much more?<br />
[09:27am] K_Soze: Well I guess it&#8217;s not so much the number as the commotion such a bunch of friends could induce&#8230;<br />
[09:28am] Seller: can do pings, can do http, can do smtp<br />
[09:28am] K_Soze: Geographically dispersed?<br />
[09:28am] Seller: very very effective<br />
[09:28am] Seller: all over the place &#8211; china, russia, usa<br />
[09:29am] Seller: australia<br />
[09:29am] Seller: i can mix them up for ya<br />
[09:29am] K_Soze: Hrmmmm&#8230;..<br />
[09:29am] K_Soze: by the job or by day / week?<br />
[09:29am] Seller: you rent them per week<br />
[09:29am] Seller: web interface &#8211; very easy<br />
[09:30am] K_Soze: web? no IRC?<br />
[09:30am] Seller: yep web &#8211; very easy<br />
[09:30am] K_Soze: hrmm interesting&#8230;. would be curious to give them a run&#8230;. this collection&#8230; they attracting much attention?<br />
[09:31am] Seller: barely used so far<br />
[09:31am] nathany: uh, do you guys realize this channel is for Creative Commons license-related discussion?<br />
[09:31am] Seller: oh oops<br />
[09:31am] Seller: K_Soze: see ya later<br />
[09:31am] nathany: yeah, oops<br />
[09:31am] Seller left the chat room.<br />
[09:31am] K_Soze: cc = Creative commons? laters.<br />
[09:31am] K_Soze left the chat room. (&#8221;leaving&#8221;)</p>
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