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Sincerely: Tamas Feher from Hungary.
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can laugh all you want happy boy, but that is what is coming
next. Get used to it.
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computer I notice
that my SMS Administrators Console was broken. I later tracked it down
to the fact that SMS sends a lot of information to your computer over
UDP and it was being blocked by SP2. This could be the root of a good
number of the problems you are experiencing.
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All:
1) Are there any (offshore meaning outside the jurisdiction of fascist
democracies)?
2) If not, who wants to start one (reply OFF LIST pls)?
G
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SP2, are no longer permitted.
Yay Microsoft, you finally got it right (sort of).
G
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a little less access...or said I say..it is a mis-configuration.
=)
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magically appeared in
front of
me and I didn't even intend to go there .. I was just surfing
for porn
.. Let me hurridly download some stuff from there and give it my
account
details
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- We believe in it.
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in it.
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- We believe in it.
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.
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in it.
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newspapers that no one's
ever heard of ... :-)
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protection in place since the
good old days of syn flooding started
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/ap_on_hi_te/internet_threat
SNIP
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took more responsibility in using it properly.
What's more, we had the excuse of naivety and immaturity of software
design back then.
I wonder how long before the current monoculture threat to the net is
addressed as effectively.
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is common with the technique described in this article?
http://www.ebcvg.com/articles.php?id=207
It says something about using Google to target servers by searching
paths to vulnerabilities.
Any thoughts on that?
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, but comparing it with mcafee is a little
hard task to do.
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in the mail.
4) Deal with removing the file after a week or so.
5) All the *other* cruft involved in that whole process.
In general, *not* something your Aunt Tillie can deal with.
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pls ;-)
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and responsible people, to take action and do what must be done.
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and accurately identify the malicious
attackers in order to plan and execute appropriate countermeasures
effectively fighting fire with fire.
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http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/55/35938.html
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they consider the start of the internet in Al
Gore terms?
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with one fragment a la
teardrop/Winnuke.
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up about
a DoS. I got a DoS for you - kick the power plug. Marc is a a joke (TRUST
ME, I KNOW). There is no exploit for this - Marc got you all worked
up for NOTHING.
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exploit
for ASN.1?
Ok, sounds like a conspiracy theroys doesn't it? And it probably isn't
true, but stranger things have happened :-)
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some fire being held to their
feet.
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On or about 2004.02.18 15:52:15 +, Paul Starzetz ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
please do not post any exploit code(s) before a proper grace period.
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restrictions wouldn't hold up?
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kshell
=;^)
On or about 2004.02.16 10:42:58 +, Pr0 Curve ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
I thought folks on this list might be interested in this:
Hacker Intel
http://www.hackerintel.com
Constantly Updated Security News
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nasties, if all you did was telnet to that port.)
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supported
corporate applications is important. Reducing the safe margin of time
that one has to do that IS a problem in my eyes.
SNIP
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on purpose.
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it would take
a bit longer for it to be out, but that was just day-dreaming.
Thor Larholm just gave me this URL, as you can notice, the server is busy:
http://www.neowin.net/comments.php?id=17509
SNIP
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*This* is funny, considering SUN's track record with Slowaris,
not to mention Verisign's track record for service:
http://internetnews.com/dev-news/article.php/3311331
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facetious.
My presupposition ...
- US located vendor must have backdoors by inofficiale rules of
government...
Isn't it?
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/education/?ID=SecurityPosters
there are posters like Hackers Ahead, Internet Worm Crossing, Do Not
Pick Up Viruses.
they are so dumb i wonder is this a defacement?
georgi
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and Abuse!
SNIP
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-virus and Firewall software that you were fully protected. However
you didn't know what your were still open to. You need to learn what
these tools do and more importantly, what they don't do.
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??
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graffiti on the wall.
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On or about 2004.02.06 12:09:47 +, Ishikodzume ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
I think we can learn just fine by ourselves, thanks.
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for
this vulnerability to be exploited, mpg321 would need to request an
mp3 stream from a malicious remote server via HTTP.
SNIP
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Too bad it won't last - once all the newbies get CISSPs, we'll be screwed!
Thanks Uncle Scrot, best thing I've seen on this list in a while!
SNIP
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stop using Cisco products?
This anti-MS drivel is so tiresome.
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-Disposition: attachment
[-- application/x-msdownload is unsupported (use 'v' to view this part) --]
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the backup goes away).
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.
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ver: 3.72.0.0 Win2k SP3 WinXP SP1
Usage: dmware TargetIP TargetPort YourIp YourPort
eg: dmware 10.0.0.1 6129 10.0.0.2 21
SNIP
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Greetings,
I've recently been told that 13 NASA servers were compromised by
some group in Brazil? Can anyone point me to any articles on this incident?
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At 09:31 AM 12/18/2003 -0800, Daniel Sichel wrote:
I have to ask, does CERT leak at the same rate they suck? That would be
a weird equilibrium.
Leak--Suck. It's more a continuum than an equilibrium.
;-)
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/UrlFilter.htm
Regards,
Frank Hagenson.
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for security-related information. Can
anybody else make a comment on this? Agree? Disagree?
Thanks.
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-conditions.php
SNIP
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to investigate code.
Regards: Tamas Feher.
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on
a workstation, telnet to the router, and copy run tftp.
Gaak. It will let you do that without a password???
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Hutley ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
Most Unix operating systems have switched to using a more secure
encryption mechanism than the old-style crypt(3).
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In plain English, wide f**kin' open. No telling where it came from
(unless someone wants to try the box and look for history or logs :)
Billions for espionage, not one yuan for security =;^)
G
On Wed, 2003-11-19 at 22:23, Gregory A. Gilliss wrote:
For all who were interested in reviewing
attachments -)
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-Original Message-
From: Gregory A. Gilliss [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 19, 2003 6:22 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Full-Disclosure] Another noxious M$ trojan
Hello all:
Heads up - I received this in my mailbox this afternoon
2AM on a major holiday, or a snowstorm, or other reason that the NOC is
running lights-out and nobody's there to push the button to power it back on..
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. What do you think? And, most
important of all, do you see any way to fight this behaviour? Because
honestly, I don't.
Greets
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, no-one has to read the un-moderated
list, but everybody has the chance to do it.
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PROTECTED] for further information on how to
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a self-referencing shortcut on your desktop, you have,
as they say, larger fish to fry.
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the rest]
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on.
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proves the
robustness of a certain piece of code, well, that's just silly. Cops
aren't software developers, they're cops. Court orders are their tools
of choice, not disassemblers.
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in this day and age. Then
you come wobbling out of the woodwork to muster up some obscure
insult about me being a code monkey? Very classy Paul.
SNIP
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that it is pretty well understood that the best and brightest have
gone from FS.
SNIP
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and before congress now
and then come as no surprise. I did an interesting article on the state
of cyber security a year or so ago mentioning some of this for TISC
Insight Newsletter, and a copy can be found at
http://sysinfo.com/sec-state.html.
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sp1beta, WinXP without SP and w2k sp0-sp2.
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Software
not been installed
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approach, it's not just having a
keyboard that is breaking the law, it's the combination of having a
keyboard AND the Windows operating system installedsince the
protection doesn't work on the UNIX operating system you will be safe if
you erase your hard drive and install Linux.
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A. Zdziarski ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
A good percentage of spam filters ignore any attachments when processing
(I know ours does). This spam was probably crafted to circumvent
heuristic-based filters, such as spamassassin, which are all but
obsolete.
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to immorally 'interfere' in others lives, you
know... deal with Hitler, Mussolini, Tojo, Noriega, Sadaam... We'll be sure
to leave them aloneHow about you, Nick, sprechen Sie Deutsches?
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getting kind of stupid around here.
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the
changes to the .com and .net top-level domains introduced on 15
September 2003 by 6:00 PM PDT on 4 October 2003. Failure to comply with
this demand by that time will leave ICANN with no choice but to seek
promptly to enforce VeriSign's contractual obligations.
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.
Are microsoft criminals from legal point of view?
Or does justice work this way: if you deface a website, you are a criminal, but if
you screw most of the internet you are a hero?
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2003.10.02 20:55:31 +, KF ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
http://www.google.com/dmca.html
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it. Not really worth the trouble to use something like this as a
general-purpose personal machine. Trusted by Disney, Enron, DHS, but not the
user.
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on
it.
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? Nope.
Night all =;^)
G
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documentation and
detail on the cited 'Microsoft Virus Support(TM)'? I've not heard of this -
well, except through your posts. But, I'm open to be educated.
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tampered, or not
official then it would be reflected by the signature not matching or
the key not being right. Then nobody could say anything about a Phrack
being valid or not. Might make things easier and make for less arguing.
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into and improve ways to enforce a security
policy (e.g. by using Mandatory Access Control (MAC)) would be one way to
proactively deal with security.
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.
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On or about 2003.09.22 16:29:40 +, J. Race ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
feh.
http://www.icann.org/correspondence/lewis-to-twomey-21sep03.htm
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it
attached is the ORGINAL EXPLOIT code i wrote months ago
SNIP
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its a seripus issue in one of its highly highlighted product
this would prove lot of inconvinence to most users [I DON'T THINK YOU
USE MOVIE MAKER]
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(as well as almost any other software vendor) try to rule out by their
EULAs?
Regards
Ansgar Wiechers
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passed, are they prepared
to see their employees who work on the Bugtraq email list go to jail?
;-)
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. this case has nothing
to do with computers and any precedents that stem from this case should be
struck and nulled from the books.
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perhaps?
G
On or about 2003.09.09 15:09:49 +, Richard Spiers ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said:
Hi guys, anybody got more information on this? Any thoughts?
http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/55/32653.html
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