full-disclosure - Re: The Cult of a Cardinal Number

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Message-ID: <1078306604.4303.1144.camel@challenger.korenwolf.net>
From: hamster at proftpd.org (Mark Lowes)
Subject: Re: The Cult of a Cardinal Number

On Tue, 2004-03-02 at 05:37, Phantasmal Phantasmagoria wrote:
> - ---- Final thoughts ----------------
> It is difficult, if not impossible, to please every group of the security
> community when releasing information pertaining to a vulnerability. Some
> will say that I should of contacted the vendor, some will say I should
> of kept the bug to myself, some will say I should of released exploit
> code. I can only offer one account; The Cult of a Cardinal Number has
> finished. It was found, exploited, and patched. And it has finished.

A cc of this email to security@...ftpd.org would have been appreciated
if you felt the need not to give any prior warning to the team so
problematic versions could be removed from the ftp archives and/or
patched.

    Mark Lowes

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Mark Lowes <hamster@...ftpd.org>