(fwd) Macintosh vulnerabilities

[me]

Dear Dan,

Can I get you to forward this to the newsgroup alt.privacy.spyware?
I've tried getting it posted through the anonymous remailers but
apparently they're blocking me! I trust you will not disclose my
email.

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Subject: Macintosh vulnerabilities?

Does anyone here know any vulnerabilities in the following processes:

1. Software scan for OS X upgrades, etc.

2. Upload scan, such as uploading a photo to Yahoo from the desktop,
which is supposed to be inaccessable.

3. Password box, for activating some software.

4. FireGPG - Thunderbird - any other PGP/GPG program that locates
private keys on a computer and can upload them to a spy machine.

How can I configure programs such as ethereal to intercept any
possible spying under these processes? I tried ethereal but the
output file had mostly garbled characters. A step-by-step guide would
be helpful.

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Use my pgp key for private replies

[George Orwell]

On Tue, 19 May 2009 20:24:31 -0700 (PDT), me

Post by me
Dear Dan,
Can I get you to forward this to the newsgroup alt.privacy.spyware?
I've tried getting it posted through the anonymous remailers but
apparently they're blocking me! I trust you will not disclose my
email.
-----Begin Forwarded Message-----
Subject: Macintosh vulnerabilities?
1. Software scan for OS X upgrades, etc.
2. Upload scan, such as uploading a photo to Yahoo from the desktop,
which is supposed to be inaccessable.
3. Password box, for activating some software.
4. FireGPG - Thunderbird - any other PGP/GPG program that locates
private keys on a computer and can upload them to a spy machine.
How can I configure programs such as ethereal to intercept any
possible spying under these processes? I tried ethereal but the
output file had mostly garbled characters. A step-by-step guide would
be helpful.
-----End Forwarded Message-----
Use my pgp key for private replies

HUH?!?!?!