full-disclosure - MyDoom.b samples taken down

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Message-ID: <20040131202504.P47589@smi.kicks-ass.net>
From: erc at smi.kicks-ass.net (Ed Carp)
Subject: MyDoom.b samples taken down

On Sun, 1 Feb 2004, Nick FitzGerald wrote:

> of it will "escape" (we see this often).  And you want to subject the
> world to that threat because you want to spend hours and hours doing
> what has been done "well enough" in multiple professional security
> company labs for them to ship detection and repair utilities within
> minutes to an hour or two of first receiving a sample of it several
> days ago.  Get real...

This is just so arrogant as to be unreal.  And how do you suppose those
"experts" got to be that way?  You wouldn't happen to work in the field,
would you, Nick?