full-disclosure - What about astalavista.net

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Message-ID: <3F73063B.3090904@onryou.com>
From: lists at onryou.com (Cael Abal)
Subject: What about astalavista.net

> I am a paid member of astalavista.net and use it quite frequently in
> addition to FD, BugTraq, etc., as it represents a gray area (though not in
> the line of .box.sk).
> 
> My experience is that it is a collection/source of well-maintained
> information. There is a Swiss team behind it. Whether it is worth the money,
> that is up to you - the problem is that they don't give trial subs. All I
> can offer you is a few full-size screen shots:
> 
> http://www.frame4.com/exchange/main.png
> http://www.frame4.com/exchange/directory.png
> http://www.frame4.com/exchange/vulndb.png
> http://www.frame4.com/exchange/forums.png
> 
> Hope this provides some insight!

Hmm... Approximately 10000 users at $USD 30 every 6 months -- half a
million dollars or so annually?  Not too shabby.  I'm in the wrong
business.

Cael