full-disclosure - RE: 7350reass (who's responsible)

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Message-ID: <20021023065820.GS30015@segfault.net>
From: skyper at segfault.net (skyper)
Subject: RE: 7350reass (who's responsible)

fake.

made me laught for 10 seconds.


skyper

On Wed, Oct 23, 2002 at 06:16:16AM -0000, dev-null@...id.com wrote:
> <funkysh> k
> <skyper> wasnt meant to go outside darknet ;)
> <ler> heheh maybe we should let everyone run it
> <skyper> no.. it will come back to us
> <funkysh> i could post a half-assed analysis with warning
> <skyper> yes
> <skyper> that would be nice
> <funkysh> btw, is there a genuine bug like that? :)
> <ler> yes
> <skyper> im afraid so ;)
> <skyper> it isnt as easy to exploit as that trojan appeared
> <skyper> a lot more work is involved
> <skyper> and its still being perfected ;)
> <funkysh> hm
> <funkysh> all BSD?
> <skyper> yes but only openbsd has been worked on now
> <skyper> openbsd also has a pf bug
> <funkysh> of?
> <funkysh> pf*
> <skyper> yes
> 
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