In article <[log in to unmask]>,
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>> On Jan 11, while working on my project in OpenVMS (VAX) system I received
>> the following messages :
>>
>> $ MIAVX1:: FLU is phoning you on MIAVX1:: (22:12:00)
>>
>> and
>>
>> $ FLU(RTA1) -hi! what are you doing on tpu?
>>
>> Does it mean that we have another hacker here?  :(
>
>   It simply looks like someone was just trying to PHONE you, which means they
>must have been on the vax somewhere, saw your ID, and wanted to Chat with you
>online. Just type phone, and then type ANSWER.  I think that was what all that
>was....
 
    Hm... I have an electronic answering machine running as a disconnected
process on the VM system, and FLU left a cute little message on it,
something like, "Hi!  You don't know who this is!"
    I mailed FLU, or Francis Lu (MTH undergrad), back with information
on hometown, phone number, interests, etc, saying, "Sure I do..."   :)
Oddly enough, this person never replied... guess I scared 'em.  :)
(It's amazing what one can find with just a Baby Book and phone directory)
    Sounds like a friendly (?) user who is lonely or something...
 
    Maybe Francis Lu will followup on this thread, huh?
 
:)  Eric
 
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