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Might I suggest seeking a new employer whose IT department doesn't seek 
the smell of fresh fertilizer compounds about their head and neck.

-d

Richard B. Johnson wrote:

> This is for information only.
> 
> Last week a standard RH distribution of  Linux was rooted from what looks
> like a Russian invasion. The penetration used the method taught in the CERT
> Advisory CA-2000-17.
> [...]


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