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anonreplier
35 days ago
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Finger: the 1971 social network that never died
we're talking about logs for finger here, not bank transactions
ButlerianJihad
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Well, the brainchild of YC Founder Robert Morris, the Morris Worm, exploited a zero-day in fingerd, so yes, after 1988, fingerd was extremely important for network security.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morris_worm
anonreplier
34 days ago
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I'm not sure a hard copy would have particularly helped
qarl2
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FINGER IS VERY IMPORTANT!
saidnooneever
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ah my bad :D. i wasnt talkin about bank transactions but yeah :p not finger logs either haha.
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