full-disclosure - pissed off

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Message-ID: <10522079640.20030426164008@securityoffice.net>
From: ts at securityoffice.net (Tamer Sahin)
Subject: pissed off

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Hi,

I could not understand why this argument keept on this much. I am
so busy now a days. I could not find any time to write a response to
the maillish back after i recieved the mail from Badpack3t. To stress,
the vulnerability that Badpack3t has found out is a different vulnerability.

However, the one that Secunia has found out, of which all rights
belong to me, is not a acceptable case. Currently the situation is
that; Badpack3t has figured out that he published an advisory on the
vulnerability that does not belong to him and I explained the truth.
he vulnerability the Badpack3t has found out is different one, however,
the reaction that he act against secunia is wrong.

I wanted to express this.

Cheers,

Tamer Sahin
http://www.securityoffice.net
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