full-disclosure - Re: home land tracker software

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From: Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu (Valdis.Kletnieks@...edu)
Subject: Re: home land tracker software 

On Fri, 06 Feb 2004 15:42:32 EST, gabriel rosenkoetter <gr@...ipsed.net>  said:

> I might be scared if it seemed like they had any data useful data, but
> since it's not clear exactly what data they'd have anyway (knowing
> that my name exists doesn't take more than Google, and you can get
> way more than that with whois(1)).

Geezuz H. F**king.. 

An alledged infosec list, and nobody twigs to the fact that there are at
least 4 sets of data:

1) The data that the website is going to show to Joe Random Tourist.

2) The data that the website is going to show to Joe Random Tourist
with a Referer: pointing to slashdot.org

3) The data that the website is going to show to an authenticated user.

4) The data that the website is going to show to a hacker.

These are probably all different, and we're only seeing reports for (1)
and maybe (2).
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