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Message-ID: <4a920cefa71dd7acff7ec47796d197dd@phocean.net>
Date: Thu, 23 Jun 2011 11:32:49 +0200
From: phocean <0x90@...cean.net>
To: <full-disclosure@...ts.grok.org.uk>
Subject: Re: [New Security Tool] INSECT Pro 2.6.1 release

 OMG!

 ---
 phocean

 On Thu, 23 Jun 2011 19:16:11 +1000, -= Glowing Sex =- wrote:
> Woahh... nicely picked mate...
> Then, they dare to then market it, (with or even withut that guys 
> lib), i
> mean pros would have theyre OWn lib if they were that serious...also, 
> somany
> bugs in theyre own website picked out by adam@...sy.net.. i think FD 
> just
> 'opened' theyre whole setup to being disclosed nice and openly, the 
> truth
> will come as always does..
>
> It is silly to assume that, the people on FD are stupid... this is 
> the
> leetest group of ppl aqnywhere,simple..and you can keep ya hats.
>
> I guess thats what happens when ya force an item there is not even a 
> valid
> downloadable demo, and now seems even more shifty as a product, 
> because, it
> would have to have the Lic of the other guy listed as the package,or 
> it is
> lisence fraud, wich i am sure the owner of the lib will...learn of 
> this
> soon...
> but, what a really ssucks of a company!!
>
> i mean, the person spams to here, cant that be moderated ? 
> seriously...
>
> Is bad enough he is prolly even gonna sell from this list, specially 
> on
> here, because now, even more, people will be buying it to dissect it, 
> (wish
> someone would sling me a copy for sure...id be happy to handle a few 
> files
> to dissect....) maybe if it was in an advisory, or better yet, i dont 
> know
> why Adam, did not continue to fuzz it, and just find the REMOTE hole 
> we
> would all love to see ;) , wich you seemed close to doin...would have 
> put
> that up them... they simply neede to cc people, or some other such 
> crap, and
> they will have nonstop forever spammage on FD... Why doesnt FD mods, 
> make
> some FD m,ods, wich find and search for strings, im not talking about 
> just
> some av bs,spam assasin bs, im talking somethin simple, wich just 
> finds
> strings and blocks...this way, could just inseert some well known 
> spam
> names, and nomatter what mailer, it is blocked..or make an addon for
> spamassis... i guess i have not installed qmail/s.assassin and 
> sq-mail since
> the old FreeBSD v5.2.1 rocks-project package... but id be happy to 
> setup and
> play around with some addon that would block this kind of mail from 
> getting
> thru the mailer at box level..
> kinda would be nice..
>
> I dont keepup with mail systems, but i have a relative who works in
> mailenable.com ,i could get it pushed onto some servers if some such 
> app or
> addon is made, for mailers as a whole, or as an addon... but, it 
> would still
> fundamentally be the same code behind it..string-based searching, 
> slower,but
> on cron.d and done at right times,then it wont hurt to bad :>)
>
> About smartest thing ive said since i botched (yes i bothced my PoC 
> for that
> silly backspace bug, and it exists! But, i botched that because i 
> should
> have grabbed the proper Po,wich does cause some funky emails...but, 
> is done
> with backspace,and it relatively still new... but i will get to 
> it...it is
> documented here on my hd, i just will makesure to do better next 
> time, and
> fix that b4 posting, but, i can take that crap, what i dislike is
> trolling.... thats rude... anyhow ppls...).
> thats enough on either story!
> xd
>
>
> no 'fd list' bonuses/discounts or demos, just straight-out spam (no 
> anchors)
> yo!
>
>
> On 23 June 2011 16:51, Sergio 'shadown' Alvarez <shadown@...il.com> 
> wrote:
>
>> Juan,
>>
>> I've seen you are using Michal Zalewski's skipfish as engine, isn't 
>> it a
>> license violation?
>>
>> Cheers,
>>  Sergio
>>
>> On Jun 23, 2011, at 3:16 AM, Juan Sacco wrote:
>>
>> > Test your network security and audit your website using the same 
>> tools
>> > as hackers.
>> > INSECT Pro 2.6.1 is available for purchase right now worldwide 
>> through
>> > PayPal!
>> >
>> > * Run Faster: You not only want to make great security testing, 
>> you
>> > want a nice performance
>> > * Load Better: Major graphical interface and optimizations 
>> features
>> > * Module Search: Ever wondered where that module? We have a 
>> built-in
>> > search feature for you
>> > * Improvements, and Changes As always, we've added a lot of other
>> > features and optimizations
>> > * The latest exploits found in the wild
>> >
>> > We are always trying to be one step ahead of the competition, take 
>> a
>> > visual tour of some of INSECT Pro most popular features and 
>> discover
>> > INSECT Pro today!
>> >
>> > Start here: http://www.insecurityresearch.com
>> >
>> > Regards
>> > Juan Sacco
>> > --
>> > ____________________________________________________________
>> > Insecurity Research - Security auditing and testing software
>> > Web: http://www.insecurityresearch.com
>> > INSECT Pro 2.6.1 on track - Stay tunned
>> >
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