full-disclosure - Cisco Code Train matrix (mystery IOS vulnerability)

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Message-ID: <200307170418.h6H4ITH24980@rooster.cisco.com>
From: jnduncan at cisco.com (Jim Duncan)
Subject: Cisco Code Train matrix (mystery IOS vulnerability) 

Len Rose writes:
> See http://www.0ptical.net/cisco.html for the versions that
> are affected and which version you should upgrade to.

Please don't do that.  The best thing is to read the official copy of 
the advisory at http://www.cisco.com/go/psirt

The copy you cite is pirated and might not be correct.  It certainly 
won't be updated automatically.  Anyone relying on it might not get the 
best information.

Disclaimer: I am no longer a member of the PSIRT team, but I am well 
aware of the impact from out-of-date cached copies of advisories.

Thanks.

	Jim

==
Jim Duncan, Critical Infrastructure Assurance Group, Cisco Systems, Inc.
jnduncan@...co.com, +1 919 392 6209, http://www.cisco.com/go/ciag/.
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