full-disclosure - The last word on the Linux Slapper worm

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Message-ID: <72e6e72497.7249772e6e@mbox.com.au>
From: simpletone at mbox.com.au (Mike Tone)
Subject: The last word on the Linux Slapper worm

>Your assumption below assumes that Red Hat can 
>issue a patch the same day as 
>a vulnerability is announced. 
 
>Red Hat have stated publicly that they take 
>around 10 days to patch 
>vulnerabilities once found. 
 
errr.. mozilla? zero length gif? 
 
affects redhat-7.3 latest.. 
 
of course, not many other vendors have patched... 

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