full-disclosure - Hey, ya! =))

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Message-ID: <20040309151241.GA146654@austin.ibm.com>
From: jeremy at austin.ibm.com (jeremy@...tin.ibm.com)
Subject: Hey, ya! =))

Quoting harry (Rik.Bobbaers@...kuleuven.ac.be):
> chris@...tzert.com wrote:
> > Looking  forward  for a response :P
> > 
> >password -- 45015
> 
> how sweet... a virus! ;)
> 
> please stop ... :)

I laugh everytime I see a copy of this one.

Any virus that is inside a password protected zip file, and that
requires the user to type in the password should never have made it to
it's 2nd/3rd infection.  This one is social engineering at it's
finest..  "Ooooh, a password, what's inside must be secret!"  :^)

-- 
Jeremy Kelley  <jeremy@...tin.ibm.com>    Threat Assessment Analyst
 if my opinions were ibm policy, i'd have a waaay nicer office. :)