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Date: Mon Dec 19 22:29:24 2005
From: kf_lists at digitalmunition.com (KF (lists))
Subject: Unzip *ALL* verisons ;))

Um... the point was that 3 years ago when I found this (or something 
similar)... the attached exploit worked just fine. I could give a rats 
ass less what you or anyone else does with it today. The bug was pretty 
much pointless to begin with anyway.

All these folks are talking about not being able to reproduce it... blah 
blah... well all I was saying was that I have seen a /bin/sh prompt 
produced via this issue.

I'll kindly remove my nose from your uber er33t understanding of this 
crucial unzip overflow.

-KF

>DVDMAN's code is pointless. Use the source, luke, and stop watching movies.....
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>regards
>c0ntex
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