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> But if I decided to switch to cyberwar mode I would look into pan. Pan is
> a linux tool, see:
>
> http://pan.rebelbase.com/
>
> If I saw a pan posting, my guard would be up-ed.

OT: I downloaded pan for Windows in an effort to go into cyberwar mode.
Windows pan lacks some Ubuntu based .DLLs, so in practice one should run it
from Linux.

NSA social engineering hackers GoTo Hell.

And I switched to AIOE to avoid posting restrictions.