it's enough to go on. >> how useful were -- he gave you the log-ins, he uses, how useful are those in getting the information that you got? >> really, his name is key. the log-in, one of them was useful. and i just mean the user name, not his password. and based on that i was able to find some of his public sites. but based on that user name, we're able to get a full name and that's what opened up the record. >> to get the full name is what you need. we talk so much about the passwords and log-ins and what not. can you do anything about your log-in? that doesn't seem like a lot of information to go on without a password, but even that can cause trouble? >> right, people want to use a unique log-in. e-mail services, for example, have millions and millions of users. so every log-in has to be unique. i can't log in as don to somewhere and then somebody else log in as don. they need a unique name. so it's a very nice piece of