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Date: Tue, 18 Sep 2007 11:55:16 -0400
From: Simon Smith <simon@...soft.com>
To: auto176343@...hmail.com
Cc: full-disclosure@...ts.grok.org.uk
Subject: Re: Media Defender pwned big time

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This was originally reported to Daily Dave by bbinger123@...oo.com.

auto176343@...hmail.com wrote:
> After the email leak[1], a phone call was leaked[2], allegedly 
> between Ben Grodsky of Media Defender and New York State General 
> Attorney.
> 
> here is a teaser transcript:
> 
> Ben Grodsky: "Yeah it seems...I mean, from our telephone call 
> yesterday it seems that uhm... we all pretty much came to the 
> conclusion that probably was ehm... caught in the email 
> transmission because the attacker, I guess what you call, the 
> Swedish IP, the attacker uhm... knew the login and the IP address 
> and port uhm... but they weren't able to get in because we had 
> changed the password on our end, you know, following our normal 
> security protocols uhm... when we are making secure transactions 
> like these on the first login we'll change the password  so, 
> obviously, well not obviously but, it seems that, most likely 
> scenario is that, at some  point that email was ehm... intercepted. 
> You know just because it is,.. probably it was going through the 
> public Internet and there wasn't any sort of encryption key used to 
> ehm... protect the data in that email."
> 
> Ben Grodsky: "...if  you guys are comfortable just communicating 
> with us by phone, anything that is really really sensitive we can 
> just communicate in this fashion..."
> 
> Ben Grodsky: "OK [confused, taking notes]. So, you are gonna 
> disable password authentication and enable public key?"
> 
> Ben Grodsky: "...that part has... has not been compromised in any 
> way. I mean, the communications between our offices in Santa Monica 
> and our data centers have not been compromised in any way and all 
> those communications to NY, to your offices, are secured. The only 
> part that was compromised was...was the email communications about 
> these things."
> 
> Ben Grodsky:  "...All we can say for sure Media Defender's mail 
> server has not been hacked or compromised..."
> 
> [in answer to the question "What kind of IDS you guys are running?"]
> Ben Grodsky:  "Ehm...I don't know. Let me look into that."
> 
> 
> [1] http://torrentfreak.com/mediadefender-emails-leaked-070915/
> [2] http://thepiratebay.org/tor/3809004/MediaDefender.Phonecall-MDD
> 
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