Interesting idea, instead of attacking StrongEmail itself, you target the CEO's ISP. If this is legit, I could see some network engineer at the CEO's ISP makin

Interesting idea, instead of attacking StrongEmail itself, you target the CEO's ISP. If this is legit, I could see some network engineer at the CEO's ISP making a few routing changes, logging in (since from the text, it appears that the IP would be allowed, and a re-login would be required since the proper cookies aren't being presented) to claim the $10,000 prize, then fixing the routing changes.