Skyper

Okay.

So they tried to publish an article as frack, just posing as them.

They actually stole some of the pre-release of frack.

And so what happened is that the frack staff always releases the upcoming frack release to the community, to some trusted friends.

And then after it's released to trusted friends, then it's released to some lesser trusted friends and so on and so on.

And after a few days,

it ended up before the official web page release in the hands of a PHC guy.

So this PHC guy knows that we haven't released it publicly yet, but it's still a community release only.

And he modifies the FRAC articles, put some backdoors in there, and then publishes on his web page, a PHC web page, as a new FRAC release.

And these backdoors, they were not even clever backdoors.

They were just very destructive backdoors that would delete your entire computer.

And we actually met in Spain to discuss a bit the future about FRAC.

And we decided that's not just for two or three people to decide that we should really ask Mike Schiffman again and some of the old staffers and previous staffers what their opinion is.

And then eventually we had a big phone call with maybe six or eight people of the old staff and new staff on there.

And we discussed what we should do.

And there were various options.

Some people said, hey, let's do one more FRAC and let's just call it.

That's it.

You know, the last FRAC.

And then other people said, no, we can't even do that.