From the files of the Hack Squad: The Hack Report Report Date: April 10, 1992 Welcome to t

                  From the files of the Hack Squad:
                          The Hack Report
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                    Report Date: April 10, 1992

  Welcome to the thirteenth issue of The Hack Report.  This is a series
  of reports that aim to help all users of files found on BBSs avoid
  fraudulent programs, and is presented as a free public service by
  the FidoNet International Shareware Echo and the author of the report,
  Lee Jackson (1:382/87.4).

  This week has been a week of confirmations and explanations.  A
  file reported as a Trojan last week undergoes scrutiny, and the
  Hack Squad gets it "from the horse's mouth" on a couple of other
  files.  Thanks to everyone who has helped put this report
  together.  If you have any comments, please NetMail me at
  1:382/87.4.

  NOTE TO SYSOPS: The Hack Report may be freely posted as a bulletin
  on your BBS, subject to these conditions:

             1) the latest version is used,
             2) it is posted in its entirety, and
             3) it is not altered in any way.

  NOTE TO OTHER READERS: The Hack Report (file version) may be freely
  uploaded to any BBS, subject to the above conditions, and only if
  you do not change the filename.  You may convert the archive type
  as you wish, but please leave the filename in its original HACK???.*
  format.  The Hack Report may also be cross-posted in other networks
  (with the permission of the other network) as long as it meets
  the above conditions and you give appropriate credit to the FidoNet
  International Shareware Echo (and the author ).

  The idea is to make this information available freely.  However,
  please don't cut out the disclaimers and other information if you
  use it, or confuse the issue by spreading the file under different
  names.  Thanks!

  DISCLAIMER: The listings of Official Versions are not a guarantee
  of the files' safety or fitness for use.  Someone out there might
  just be sick-minded enough to upload a Trojan with an "official"
  file name, so >scan everything you download