Full Disclosure: Re: Static Injection into Commercial Lines - DoS on Vonage - Current Status

[Kern <timetrap () gmail com>]

Where is the packet capture?  How to you intend to file a lawsuit and
not have evidence?

On Tue, Mar 25, 2008 at 11:45 AM, Jan Clairmont <janclairmont () yahoo com> wrote:
> I have received calls and the caller is  injected with a sound similar to a
> fax modem static. Now my outbound callers hear static.  This is obviously a
> problem either with Comcasts injecting noise packets or Verizon or a carrier
> that carries the VOIP call.  This is prevalent with others who subscribe to
> your service.
>
> This is an obvious denial of service attack and you should take it seriously
> as it affects your business and as a small business owner, this affects my
> business as well.
>
> I would like to sue the offending party as a class action suit and if a
> trace of the packets from end-to-end and a trace to the source of the
> infestation can be provided it can be proved categorically as a deliberate
> attack against lawful commerce and under the Terrorism acts and other
> Anti-Trust can be pursued thru the courts.
>
> Any help with this would be appreciated.  As I intend to protect my
> interests and those of the consumers.
>
> I am a Computer Security Expert having worked over 20 years on such DoS, and
> other Security Attacks and would be glad to front this effort as a Security
> Professional and eliminate this obvious assault on free commerce.
>
> Thank you for your consideration,
> Jan Clairmont, KMGO
>
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