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Date: Sat Jun 24 20:22:07 2006 From: security at brvenik.com (Jason) Subject: Amazon, MSN vulns and.. Yes, we know! Mostsites have vulnerabilities Valdis.Kletnieks@...edu wrote: > On Sat, 24 Jun 2006 13:45:47 EDT, Jason said: >> You have a lot of nerve! It was not too long ago that I recall you being >> the clueless one on the FD list. > > Aye.. that he was, as we all were at one time (myself included, even if that > phase *did* predate the creation of FD by more than 2 decades). However, > Morning has had enough sense to pay attention and acquire at least some clue... > > Having said that, I'll posit that Morning is right - Milw0rm is a site well > known enough that *by definition* an exploit showing up there moves it from > '0-day' to 'just another damned unpatched vuln'. After all, 0-day means "an > unknown exploit you can't defend against because you've never seen it". Which > is hardly the case for any Milw0rm exploit. I completely agree with the milw0rm point. The intent of my reply was to remind MW that he too was a clueless one ( in recent times at that ) and that he would be well served to spare others the abuse he got when he was learning. The incivility of FD and the space in general is a bit tiring.
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