full-disclosure - Microsoft Windows and *nix Telnet Port Number Argument Obfuscation

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Message-ID: <105c793f050608000722e53b0f@mail.gmail.com>
Date: Wed Jun  8 08:07:42 2005
From: ahaning at gmail.com (Andrew Haninger)
Subject: Microsoft Windows and *nix Telnet Port Number
	Argument Obfuscation

On 6/7/05, Nick FitzGerald <nick@...us-l.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> This has been known since Adam was a cowboy.
Well, this /is/ full-disclosure, no? Best to tell than to withhold.

And while I would hope that there aren't a rash of old-school
vulnerabilities blowing through the list, I, for one, was unaware that
you could specify telnet ports like that. I wouldn't be surprised if
I'm not alone. Now I'll know what's up if I ever see stuff like this.

Though it does worry me a bit that this came from a @cisco.com
address. Shouldn't they be kind of *YAWN* about all things networking?

-- 
Andy