Most vendors reported that RealPlayer 0-day exploit was found in malicious
.html files, such as Symantec, Mcafee Avert Labs, etc. The issue affects an
ActiveX object in the RealPlayer component ierpplug.dll. RealPlayer 11 Beta,
10.5, and older versions are affected.
Symantec and Mcafee
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Dear Infosec community,
as most of you may have heard the German government passed a law today
that will lead to all connections being logged for 6 months. This
includes phone calls as well as all internet connections.
This is madness for various
Hi Paul,
* Paul Sebastian Ziegler [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2007-11-10 18:33]:
as most of you may have heard the German government passed a law today
that will lead to all connections being logged for 6 months. This
includes phone calls as well as all internet connections.
[...]
The mechanism is
Paul,
Sorry about your difficulties. This is complete madness on the part of the
German government and I fear it sets a dangerous precedent for other
governments. There is no more clear definition for the word ironic then when
those we've elected to protect us and our civil liberties pass
How would this help with stored phone calls? How would this
help with the general problem?
You are right to notice: It doesn't help with the calls at all.
While I think it is nice that you think about doing
something against this I don't really like your idea since
you totally miss that
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Ok, so the first person to disclose a Linux kernel
zero day exploit in the next week will get 300$ from
me direct into their favorite (legitimate) charity's
bank account.
Ok, fuck it, let's make it 500$. I'm serious.
Ok, fuck it again. ANY kernel
Dear Paul,
as most of you may have heard the German government passed a law
today
that will lead to all connections being logged for 6 months. This
includes phone calls as well as all internet connections.
I'm also from Germany, but I do not agree with your understanding
of the new law.
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As far as I'm concerned this whole discussion is moot.
The fact is, SNOsoft can get snowed just as easy as any
other company. Nothing makes them magical and intelligent
enough not to get snowed and they can end up fucking over
the U.S.A.
However,
does badly recorded videos on random OSes like plan9 count?
On Nov 10, 2007 3:49 PM, don bailey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Ok, so the first person to disclose a Linux kernel
zero day exploit in the next week will get 300$ from
me direct into
I just finished reading a book Corporate Computer and Network Security -
Raymond R. Panko.
He states that the CSI/FBI surveys suggest that wiretapping is rare. Should
companies still be concerned with Wiretapping?
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Full-Disclosure - We believe in it.
I'm also from Germany, but I do not agree with your understanding
of the new law.
I share your understanding. And I must agree that my formulations
regarding this should have been more clear. In the blog-entry it says
This includes assigned IP addresses as well as telephone calls.
And no,
why some one will think of selling it for 500$?
On Nov 11, 2007 3:19 AM, don bailey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Ok, so the first person to disclose a Linux kernel
zero day exploit in the next week will get 300$ from
me direct into their favorite
yes why not?afterall they can do anything.
On Nov 11, 2007 7:17 AM, Kelly Robinson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just finished reading a book Corporate Computer and Network Security -
Raymond R. Panko.
He states that the CSI/FBI surveys suggest that wiretapping is rare. Should
companies still
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