What you people can best do is comment on what initiatives to inform the users are taking place and slinging it with plagiarism. Rather than you stepping forward and making your findings addressed to all, about say for example the blackberry hacking, what you can best do is come out and find something to castigate upon.

What you people can best do is comment on what initiatives to inform the users are taking place and slinging it with plagiarism. Rather than you stepping forward and making your findings addressed to all, about say for example the blackberry hacking, what you can best do is come out and find something to castigate upon.

Food for thought if ya ask me..especially with the plagerism claims as well.

Food for thought if ya ask me..especially with the plagerism claims as well.

Food for thought if ya ask me..especially with the plagerism claims as well.

Thanks for noticing the plagiarism there, we’ll be sure to let the guys at PDAStreet know.

As for newsworthiness, I think the real news is more about APPIN posting a Whitepaper about BBProxy, which we covered when it initially came out ( http://www.blackberrycool.com/2006/08/14/002133/ ), rather than about BBProxy itself.

Thanks for noticing the plagiarism there, we’ll be sure to let the guys at PDAStreet know.

As for newsworthiness, I think the real news is more about APPIN posting a Whitepaper about BBProxy, which we covered when it initially came out ( http://www.blackberrycool.com/2006/08/14/002133/ ), rather than about BBProxy itself.

RIM shot this “hack” down years ago so I would hardly call it news.

The article you linked to actually plagiarized the site I linked above word for word.

Check “The BlackBerry server and mail server should also not be permitted to open arbitrary connections to the internal network or Internet, and internal users should not be permitted to open arbitrary connections to either the BlackBerry server or mail server. ”

and check “There is something like 250 plus commands that allow the administrator to have full control over how the BlackBerry as a platform is used by the users within the BlackBerry Enterprise Server community. ” versus “”There is something like 250 plus commands that allow the administrator to have full control over how the BlackBerry as a platform is used by the users with in the BlackBerry Enterprise Server community,” Totzke said .”

I’d say pull the article before you embarrass yourself. Why did my first comment including this data get pulled? There were about 5 responses to this that disappeared.

RIM shot this “hack” down years ago so I would hardly call it news.

The article you linked to actually plagiarized the site I linked above word for word.

Check “The BlackBerry server and mail server should also not be permitted to open arbitrary connections to the internal network or Internet, and internal users should not be permitted to open arbitrary connections to either the BlackBerry server or mail server. ”

and check “There is something like 250 plus commands that allow the administrator to have full control over how the BlackBerry as a platform is used by the users within the BlackBerry Enterprise Server community. ” versus “”There is something like 250 plus commands that allow the administrator to have full control over how the BlackBerry as a platform is used by the users with in the BlackBerry Enterprise Server community,” Totzke said .”

I’d say pull the article before you embarrass yourself. Why did my first comment including this data get pulled? There were about 5 responses to this that disappeared.

RIM shot this “hack” down years ago so I would hardly call it news.

The article you linked to actually plagiarized the site I linked above word for word.

Check “The BlackBerry server and mail server should also not be permitted to open arbitrary connections to the internal network or Internet, and internal users should not be permitted to open arbitrary connections to either the BlackBerry server or mail server. ”

and check “There is something like 250 plus commands that allow the administrator to have full control over how the BlackBerry as a platform is used by the users within the BlackBerry Enterprise Server community. ” versus “”There is something like 250 plus commands that allow the administrator to have full control over how the BlackBerry as a platform is used by the users with in the BlackBerry Enterprise Server community,” Totzke said .”

I’d say pull the article before you embarrass yourself. Why did my first comment including this data get pulled? There were about 5 responses to this that disappeared.

RIM shot this “hack” down years ago so I would hardly call it news.

The article you linked to actually plagiarized the site I linked above word for word.

Check “The BlackBerry server and mail server should also not be permitted to open arbitrary connections to the internal network or Internet, and internal users should not be permitted to open arbitrary connections to either the BlackBerry server or mail server. ”

and check “There is something like 250 plus commands that allow the administrator to have full control over how the BlackBerry as a platform is used by the users within the BlackBerry Enterprise Server community. ” versus “”There is something like 250 plus commands that allow the administrator to have full control over how the BlackBerry as a platform is used by the users with in the BlackBerry Enterprise Server community,” Totzke said .”

I’d say pull the article before you embarrass yourself. Why did my first comment including this data get pulled? There were about 5 responses to this that disappeared.