full-disclosure - UNIX Tar Security Advisory from TEAM PWN4GE

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From: howells at kde.org (Chris Howells)
Subject: UNIX Tar Security Advisory from TEAM PWN4GE

On Wednesday 02 February 2005 22:18, Volker Tanger wrote:
> So the problem is not TAR, but the "cracked" wide-open system, that was
> misconfigured against all defaults and standards.

I have a feeling that it was intended as a joke. Unfortunately I tried hard to 
find it funny. Oh I tried hard. I failed.

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