full-disclosure - www.securityfocus.com / www.iss.net DOWN?

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Message-ID: <004401c2512d$44badbb0$3264a8c0@local>
From: hggdh at attbi.com (HggdH)
Subject: www.securityfocus.com / www.iss.net  DOWN?

The whole point here is that we are a paranoid lot. For me, when a major
security-related site vanishes, I think the worst.

As a standard procedure, whenever SF goes off-line, a note should be sent to
the public. If this is indeed a 0day, then we all should be advised about
it.

I also cannot contact SF (but I am not going to scan them to find out if
they are indeed down.

..hggdh..
----- Original Message -----
From: "Rob Rosenberger" <junkmail@...nowl.com>
To: <full-disclosure@...ts.netsys.com>
Sent: Saturday, August 31, 2002 12:16
Subject: RE: [Full-Disclosure] www.securityfocus.com / www.iss.net DOWN?

mail.securityfocus.com is down, too.

Earlier this month, a SecurityFocus employee admitted they sometimes
disconnect from the Internet as a protective measure when new exploits come
to light.  Their absence may indicate the release of a dangerous new
exploit.  I therefore urge everyone to disconnect from the Internet as a
precaution and wait for the media to give you an all-clear signal.  Better
safe than sorry...

Rob