(I originally quoted parts of the original message here, but I decided to make a generic, reusable summary incase more PaidtoPlay admins come out.)
Joe Admin of Faceless Corp wrote: >blah, blah, blah ... can't be expected to secure our machines ... blah ... >willing to sacrifice the routers of the world when we get infected ... >blah ... blah ... you just don't understand business ... blah ... blah ... >need time for porn and CS ... blah ... blah ... blah ... $$$ ... $$$ ... >... lots of servers ... too lazy to patch ... shouldn't be expected to ... >$$$ ... $$$ ... > >AND THEN ... >[buzzword] ... $$$ ... $$$ ... $$$ ... [buzzword] When someone makes a hole public, consider it exploited. When the exploit goes public it just means people like Chris can make a dollar off it, and your would-be attackers will be clueless hordes instead of refined attackers. Very little actually changes between advisory release and exploit release; it's just enough to make you guys put away the games and work for a bit, and boo-hoo for you. It's amazing how defensive you guys get when your CS&Porn paychecks are threatened; don't worry! I doubt your managers read F-D/etc. :) .Neek _______________________________________________ Full-Disclosure - We believe in it. Charter: http://lists.netsys.com/full-disclosure-charter.html
