RE: application for an employment

Actually, I think Matthias's actions are more akin to walking up to the
neighbor's house, checking all the windows and doors, and finding them all
unlocked, calling everyone else in the neighborhood (except the homeowner)
and asking the neighbors if he should let the homeowner know about the open
door when (and if) the homeowner asks them over for dinner...

-Mike

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Kurt Reimer [mailto:greimer@fccc.edu]
> Sent: Wednesday, March 22, 2006 9:50 AM
> To: PCSC Information Services
> Cc: Matthias Güntert; security-basics@securityfocus.com
> Subject: Re: application for an employment
>
>       Matthias' actions are just about as unethical as mine would be if
> I were walking by by neighbor's house at night, saw that his front door
> was swinging open, and called him up or knocked on his door and woke him
> up to tell him about it. Sure, I saw his door flapping around open just
> the same way a thief might have seen his door flapping around in the
> breeze. It is after all the same door open the same way. What a sick world
> it would be if, after seeing that open door, I had to worry about being
> accused of eavesdropping or some other such garbage to the point that I
> might decide to just look down at the ground and keep on walking!!

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