full-disclosure - Half-Life 2 source code stolen through IE exploit

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Message-ID: <4fe4c508ab667acbf61f5071f5b8e106@tatooine.homelinux.net>
From: nobody at tatooine.homelinux.net (starwars)
Subject: Half-Life 2 source code stolen through IE exploit

At 01:31 PM 10/6/03 -0500, Schmehl, Paul L wrote:
>So this is a *clear cut* case where Microsoft is completely at 
fault and
>the admins are completely innocent (other than the side issues 
of
>whether or not they should have development servers on the 
Internet or
>not and whether or not they should use Microsoft products at 
all.)

	Perhaps you could post proof that the 03-040 problem was what 
really affected Valve. I have yet to see any details, but a lot 
of speculation. Even Newell was speculating: "Our speculation is 
that these were done via a buffer overflow in Outlook's preview 
pane."
	Um...how many Outlook vulnerabilities have there been? Does 
Newell know the difference been Outlook and Outlook Express?
	"My computur isn't working right...it must be a virus."
	"I was stupid and double-clicked, maybe I can blame it on the 
last MS problem and nobody will ask for the details."