I fully agree with your explanation and reason on the JWIG issue.
regards
warl0ck // MSG
Steven M. Christey wrote:
On Fri, 17 Aug 2007, Pranay Kanwar wrote:
Frankly i now feel, that its not SecNiche's fault entirely, it has got a
lot of encouragement from its past invalid and absurd claims
Frankly i now feel, that its not SecNiche's fault entirely, it has got a
lot of encouragement from its past invalid and absurd claims.
Such as
_JWIG Context Dependent Template Calling Denial of Service Vulnerability._
http://nvd.nist.gov/nvd.cfm?cvename=CVE-2007-3816
Thanks for the bullshit once again.
...Remember students there are no stupid questions, only stupid people...
-- Mr. Garrison to Stan in a
Southpark episode.
warl0ck // MSG
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much sense.
I hope that anyone reading a report like Hack Annotations in JWIG quickly
will see that it is all bogus. However, I would naturally prefer that
SecNiche would withdraw these absurd claims whereever they have been
published.
Regards,
Anders
Pranay Kanwar wrote:
Hello,
I would like
Hi,
Too bad you have fell for this without verifying things first i'll just break
two of the claims given by secniche.
First of all lets all get this straight, JWIG is for web services creation. For
the attacks to succeed the attacker will have to manipulate the things at the
server end.
Hi,
Aditya Sood is no longer part of metaeye, he was
thrown out because of this kind of behaviour,
as MZ describes it.
warl0ck // MSG
http://www.metaeye.org
Michal Zalewski wrote:
On Tue, 12 Jun 2007 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In an admittedly brief review of this page, I saw nothing useful
dont stretch it. do your work. threat ?? whoha! what then, are you
going to do double trap us ? or exploit us in the global space ?.
Stop vandalizing the lists and shitting on the security community.
warl0ck // MSG
http://www.metaeye.org
Aditya K Sood wrote:
Pranay Kanwar wrote:
Hi,
Aditya
Hi,
Verified on OpenBSD
$ uname -a
OpenBSD drake 4.1 GENERIC#172 i386
$ pkg_info screen
Information for inst:screen-4.0.3p0
Comment:
multi-screen window manager
--output snipped--
$screen
Then pressing space-bar to continue
Locking the screen with C-a C-x.
Pressing Ctrl+C
Key:
