full-disclosure - Re: mpg123 buffer overflow vulnerability

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From: bkfsec at sdf.lonestar.org (Barry Fitzgerald)
Subject: Re: mpg123 buffer overflow vulnerability

Richard Johnson wrote:

>
>I have personally already discovered most software vulnerabilities,
>and just because I have not published information on them, it does 
>mean that I have not already discovered and successfully exploited
>the bugs in question.
>
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<snip>

>Finally, I suggest that you apply you spell grammer checker stuff 
>to future emails and avoid Freudian fuckup in language to start to
>begin to speak gud ingles por favor etc and stuff.
>
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"...it does mean that I have not already discovered and successfully 
exploited..."

"...and avoid Freudian fuckup in language..."

The irony of Freudian slips never ceases to amaze me.  I suppose that 
everyone eventually forces themselves to involunteerily speak the truth.

             -Barry