full-disclosure - Re: Getting Off the Patch

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Message-ID: <4D355B8C.5030108@1337.io>
Date: Tue, 18 Jan 2011 01:21:16 -0800
From: Procmail <g@...7.io>
To: full-disclosure@...ts.grok.org.uk
Subject: Re: Getting Off the Patch

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* ^Subject:.*Getting Off the Patch.*
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On 01/17/11 11:18, Pete Herzog wrote:
>> Fortunately this isn't the type of list where people would challenge your "large company"
> 
> Thanks, good to know. And I was 18 when I did the sting operations. 
> You misread (again).
> 
>>
>> Now, what I did there was insulting, confrontational, and a general shitty thing to do.
> 
> Expected. Nothing that I wouldn't put past you.
> 
>>
>> But with this approach, you are asking us to do the exact same thing when we
> 
> This is a very limited point of view and you are inferring this.
> 
>> You cannot use the "if you don't like my driving then stay off the sidewalk" defense
> 
> Wow, you're still inferring a whole bunch of things there and even 
> saying things I didn't say. You are so taking this all out of context.
> 
> 
>> I chose that example specifically because it represented an unpatched environment
> 
> Sorry you were dissatisfied with the examples. I'll try harder for you 
> next time.
> 
>> I didn't find it a challenge to read at all; it was quite easy.
> 
> Criticism noted.
> 
>>
>> Your stating that "you think that op-controls can't protect where patches
> 
> Of course your argument is your opinion. One that can be surely backed 
> by many stats from many companies making money off that particular 
> model. And those stats also show it doesn't work consistently. Why not 
> try something different? I am presenting a different model is all. 
> Sorry you don't like it. It works for others that have tried.
> 
>>
>> I have clearly stated that these controls should already be in place, and
> 
> I disagree. I think it's a shame that someone who has occasionally 
> decent things to say can be so brainwashed to suggest patching must be 
> done. Good luck with that.
> 
>> I'm glad I have operated with the parameters of your expectation.
> 
> I'm happy now that you're glad :)
> 
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