Date: Thu, 23 Jun 2011 11:25:39 +0200
From: Peter Osterberg <j@....nu>
To: full-disclosure@...ts.grok.org.uk
Subject: Re: [New Security Tool] INSECT Pro 2.6.1 release

I think he should keep advertising here and drag his customers here as
well so they can see how well respect he and his tool are by the
security industry geeks that rant him here.

It's also fun to read about his customers on his own site, they are just
making fools of themselves for admitting to having bought his crap. I
wouldn't even consider spending a dime on it just to try it. Makes me
wonder if his customers have granted that he uses their names as
references. I very much doubt that he even cares judging from how little
he respect this lists opinion about him spamming here.

Sadly he isn't a high profile target, otherwise lulsec could take him
down...

/stained hat

-= Glowing Sex =- skrev 2011-06-23 11:16:
> 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 <http://papsy.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 <http://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
> <mailto: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!
>     >
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>     > * Load Better: Major graphical interface and optimizations features
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>     >
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>     >
>     > Regards
>     > Juan Sacco
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