full-disclosure - security through obsolescence??!@?!

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From: madduck at madduck.net (martin f krafft)
Subject: security through obsolescence??!@?!

also sprach Charles 'core' Stevenson <core@...eoa.com> [2002.07.15.2323 +0200]:
> word man... rexd to the rescue? hehe... my god I know a couple of 
> sysadmins who have the same philosophy. but it's pointless. it's like 
> removing read priveleges from vulnerable suids! some of us have over a 
> gigabyte of security related exploits, scanners, sniffers, backdoors 
> etc.. Dating back to the 80's. ;)

Could one such character, one who has over a gigabyte of
security-related exploits, please contact me privately. I would like
to profit from your help...

-- 
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