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I wrote to the leafnode mailing list:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Cornelius Krasel) writes:
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> > My guess would be that BeroList eats a multiline Content-Type header.
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> The test mail I sent to the list, with the Subject "IGNORE
> THIStest mail for...", supports thi
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Linux-Mandrake Security Update Advisory
Package name: openssh
Date:
"Sinclair, Roy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>Some information regarding Verisign Certificates that has come out of this
>fiasco is quite disturbing but has been under reported and may have been
>missed by many in the security business.
>
>Pay close attention to this paragraph from the Frequently
someone wrote:
>The first question I have after seeing that is how many of the rest of the
>500,000 certificates that Verisign says they have issued also do not have
>this CRL Distribution Point field properly filled in.
For that matter, how many certificates out there are attached to any
sort of
Crosscomm/Olicom routers have a undocumented community string ILMI
(yes, the same as in cisco :) that has read and write permissions (i
didn't check the whole tree, but you can set system.sysContact.0 for
example). This was checked on a XLT-F router with software 'XL 80 IM
Version 5.5 Build Level
On Fri, 23 Mar 2001, Casper Dik wrote:
> How is any proposed defense going to work? They're modifying your
> secret key stored on your system; if they can do that they can also
> remove any checks from your PGP program.
Yes and no.
Yes because in most cases, the ability to modify a file contai
Elias Levy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>Actually checking most of the CA certificates shipped with IE less than half
>have a CPD field. Of the big CA only Entrust seems to use the field.
That's not surprising, they invented and, I believe, patented the thing.
Peter.
All,
The Microsoft Hot-Fix Checker:
http://www.microsoft.com/Downloads/Release.asp?ReleaseID=24168
uses the file:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/search/bulletins.xml
to tell it the mappings between Knowledge Base numbers, names, and advisory
numbers. I suspect that making a modifi
Paul Cardon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > Whatever software is doing that should be converting the "hostname"
> > into something it can match. A small amount of translation never
> > goes astray. When that is done, evrything is either a hostname or
> > a dotted-quad string and life is much eas
I could be wrong about the following so let me know if you know for a _fact_
that I am.
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