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Message-ID: <3D666FB3.9080805@guninski.com>
From: guninski at guninski.com (Georgi Guninski)
Subject: HP Full Disclosure Story

This clearly illustrates why the responsibility RFC is a really evil thing.

They are using funny arguments, but consider what threats they shall make if 
they have a RFC at hand.

Georgi Guninski
http://www.guninski.com

Tamer Sahin wrote:
> Hello Folks, 
>  
> In January, have found a security hole in HP AdvanceStack switches. This 
> vulnerability affected 8 different swicth models. There had been an 
> interesting mail traffic between HP Security Response Team and me. I compiled 
> it from my mail archive lastly and I thought that it would take your 
> attention. 
>  
> Best Regards; 
>  
> Tamer Sahin 
> http://www.securityoffice.net
> 
> 
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> I a sending my first security anouncement to security-alert@...com and i am specifying
> that in at least 4 days, if there is no response, i will publish this vulnerebility without
> any patch. (this time is like a law that is not ruled. in "vulnerability disclosure" procedure)
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