full-disclosure - RE: [BL4CK] - BL4CK FR1D4Y 2006-07-21

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Date: Sat, 22 Jul 2006 07:32:06 +0200
From: "John Doe" <dagoduckster@...glemail.com>
To: full-disclosure@...ts.grok.org.uk
Subject: RE: [BL4CK] - BL4CK FR1D4Y 2006-07-21

If I read your web page, I discover exploits for more or less unimportant
software/vulnerabilites.
Now Blackhat-Security published exploits (on full disclosure?!) for
important software - which bugs were
not discovered on your own - with a leet bl4ck bla bla. For me it looks
like, that also you guys need a certain
attention and acknowledgment, which does absolutely not fit with the image
under which _Blackhat_/Security?
is propagating. What I want wo say is, do not splurge if there isn't
anything. If you release such things, what
should than be in your private sections? I guess nothing special..
It's just my opinion, who cares about...

--dagoduckster

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