full-disclosure - GAYER THAN AIDS ADVISORY #01: IE 5 remote code execution

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Message-ID: <40338A5E.8080305@onryou.com>
From: lists2 at onryou.com (Cael Abal)
Subject: GAYER THAN AIDS ADVISORY #01: IE 5 remote code
 execution

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morning_wood wrote:
| "A security researcher, who only identified himself by the initials
| "gta,"posted information on the vulnerability to several security
| mailing lists."
|
| one down... how many more are out there?
|
| and 'yall thought that post was unconfirmed. muhahah

I'm the guy who called the vulnerability unconfirmed -- at the time, it
was.  What's the big deal?

It's prudent to use words like 'supposedly' or 'possibily' when you're
working from second-hand information, especially from an unsigned
anonymous hushmail post like gta's.  I didn't have the means nor desire
to test it at the time, so I left it at that.

To be honest, I'm a bit concerned that we've only seen one
publically-released exploit so far.

C
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