full-disclosure - should have been..' How to Determine My System Vulnerabilities'

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Message-ID: <cd8f1f1e0601110706j51b606c8h@mail.gmail.com>
Date: Wed Jan 11 15:06:17 2006
From: yoo.fok at gmail.com (fok yo)
Subject: should have been..' How to Determine My System
	Vulnerabilities'

2006/1/11, Sean Crawford <sean01@...net.com.au>:

> Wednesday, January 11, 2006 12:38 PM George A. Theall wrote..........
>
> >>It's worse than that, I'm afraid - the Federal Reserve Bank is the U.S.
> >>central bank and, as such, in charge of the country's banking system.
>
> >>At least the original poster didn't offer up any hostnames.
>
>
> Nice one!.....ahhhh, I have a feeling the media could run a mile with
> this.....


If all stupidity in infosec was public the media could run from here to
oblivion.
Luckily we have the marketing department/NDA's/corporate asslicking to do
the make up.


> Makes it bloody hard to pull your cash out!....
> Sean.
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