full-disclosure - InfoSec sleuths beware ...

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Message-ID: <Pine.BSI.4.58.0402192308000.12651@dave.horsfall.org>
From: dave at horsfall.org (Dave Horsfall)
Subject: InfoSec sleuths beware ...

On Thu, 19 Feb 2004, Exibar wrote:

>   Seriously though, the leak was a "boo-boo" by one of Microsoft's
> partners, I'm sure.  I'm sure that someone got their hand slapped pretty
> hard for this blunder and I'm also sure that Microsoft will see that it
> won't happen again and I seriously doubt that the source leak will cause
> any sleepless nights.....  People make mistakes, they deal with it, and
> move on with life....

Am I the only one to have noticed that the unzipped contents neatly fit on
a CD?  Not arguing one way or the other, but it does suggest a possible
vector.  Accidental?  I doubt it.

-- Dave