full-disclosure - Global HIGH Security Risk

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Message-ID: <Pine.LNX.4.44.0302031505190.8838-100000@benjamin>
From: benjamin at conceptis.com (Benjamin Keller)
Subject: Global HIGH Security Risk

I say you go to your local library/Internet cafe, create a hotmail/hushmail
account,

And mail it all to the list and lets see what happens....

Benjamin Keller
Systems Administrator
Conceptis Technologies

On Mon, 3 Feb 2003, Jonathan Rickman wrote:

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> On Mon, 3 Feb 2003, ^Shadown^ wrote:
>
> > Dear Folks,
> >
> > 	I'm sorry if anybody didn't like the subject, but is *that* important.
> > 	While a research I've developed a technique to literaly bypass *every* security network software and device (*every* firewall, ids, etc), which become an unstopable security risk for the hole security community, but I don't know the legal term on how to post something like this.
> > 	And I need help on this, need people who may advice me on how to share this information.
> > 	I'm really scared, because i.e "The arrest that happends after the DEFCON X conference because of the *PDF security*", and I swear that this is a large *mayor* security risk.
> > 	I will *NOT* answer any question about the new technique (the one I've developed and applied) until I get adviced on how to post it *without* getting in trouble, so please don't write to me because I'll delete them all.
> > 	I hope for your help.
> > 	Best Regards.
> >
> > 	^Shadown^
> >
> > PD: As this mail was sent to SecurityFocus, Vuln-Watch and Cert lists (last Friday) and It wasn't posted, this msg and the information I'm gonna release will *not* be allow to post or referenced on other lists but Full-Disclosure. (except by myself).
> > Thnx.
>
>
> Well, it's pretty obvious why they didn't post it. Honestly, and I'm not
> trying to insult you, this is probably something you should keep to
> yourself. The odds of you making an ass out of yourself seem pretty good
> at this point. Anything's possible, but what you're describing sounds far
> fetched to me. But hey, who knows? I've been wrong at least three times
> this year, and we're barely a month into it. :)
>
> - --
> Jonathan Rickman
> X Corps Security
> http://www.xcorps.net
>
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