full-disclosure - Beware trojaned exploits!

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Date: Wed Jul 27 14:37:26 2005
From: iago at valhallalegends.com (Ron)
Subject: Beware trojaned exploits!

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Hmm, I'm noticing a pattern.

Warning: don't download exploits from any sites that have an 'o'
replaced with a '0'!  The 0 obviously makes them less secure, or
something.



securitymarket@...h.ai wrote:
> Hackers may be at risk!
> 
> It has come to our attention that a large amount of public
> security exploits/software have been modified and re-posted
> to legitimate trusted information sites for public downloads.
> 
> We have recently came across 5 exploits that have had a shellcode
> modification
> after legit verification of trusted download sites.
> 
> The following information security sites have listed a number of
> modified exploits:
> 
> unl0ck security research
> g0tfault security
> m00 security
> 
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