Sol:
It invite was from Eric Weber at
http://www.smartmax.com/
It is in writing.
SO the question is did they fix the problem posted?
Alex
Sol wrote:
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> > From: Eric Weber [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> > This exploit was published on a early 2.0 server. To this date, it has
> > never been reproduce, though additional code has been put in place to
> > prevent it.
> >
> > I invite you to try and destroy our smartmax server at smartmax.com
>
> Excuse me sir, I would like to send this message to my security staff to
> see what they can do to your smartmax server with our mindware agents.
> Would this be acceptable? You can reach us at 1-800-759-5904 if that's
> more convenient - or if you could send a number for confirmation we can
> get some nice good-old fashioned stress testing done. I'd like to see how
> your product compares to others!
>
> Sol ; mindware project co-ordinator @ ZENCOR
> http://web.zencor.org/projects/mindware
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