full-disclosure - Cisco's stolen code

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Message-ID: <20040525171215.GB593@wpni.com>
From: nbates at wpni.com (Nathan Bates)
Subject: Cisco's stolen code

Tobias Weisserth had thus to say: (Tue, May 25, 2004 at 06:08:52PM +0200)

> Well, let's face the simple facts. Cisco's code is copyrighted and it's
> illegal to copy it, distribute it or even use it. There's no way around
> it. Whatever your intentions are the Cisco code is legally off-limits.

Of course, this will stop people from rifling through the code.  If these laws were that easy to govern,
nobody would have gained the code in the first place.

However ignorant it is to request the code in a public forum, such as this, it's even worse that threads like
these keep being repeated and repeated everytime a new vuln, virus, worm, commercial code, etc becomes public.  

It should be obvious that they're not going to get the code from here, which in turn should suffice to not
ellicit a response from a couple hundred people saying "you are dumb" or "wtf are you thinking".  Just ignore
it and move along so that others who enjoy this list don't have to grind through all this drivel throughout
the day.

Just my $0.2.  Not flames requested nor acknowledged.

	Regards,
	Nathan