ing like that, other than to invite speculation?
> Since I doubt that senior management of neither
> McAfee nor Foundstone actively monitors this list, one
> would think that you could have saved yourself some
> time if you'd simply read the press release on the
> McAfee site
With Foundstone being purchased by McAfee, will the services Foundstone
offered change? Is it going to be more product focused or will they still be
performing Pen Tests and offering training classes?
Tom Ryan
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originally posted Aug 11, 2004. to BugTraq by
Paul Craig - Pimp Industries.
On Aug 11, 2004 further analysis by Thomas Ryan found the vulnerability to
affect blackice.ini, sigs.ini, protect.ini not just firewall.ini as
originally reported. Furthermore research has shown BlackIce was vulnerable
from any IP
originally posted Aug 11, 2004. to BugTraq by
Paul Craig - Pimp Industries.
On Aug 11, 2004 further analysis by Thomas Ryan found the vulnerability to
affect blackice.ini, sigs.ini, protect.ini not just firewall.ini as
originally reported. Furthermore research has shown BlackIce was vulnerable
from any IP
Out of the 20-30 FEDS you can spot at DEFCONthere is usually 2 or 3 you
would never ever guess as a FED. They are the ones sitting next to you
drinking and watching porn at a CDC Party or 23.ORG party.
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Subject: [Full-Disclo
VP-ASP Shopping Cart Multiple Vulnerabilities
Release Date:
June 14, 2004
Severity:
High
Vendor:
Virtual Programming
Software:
VP-ASP Shopping Cart Version 5.x
Remote:
Remotely executable
Vulnerabilities:
Cross Site Scripting
SQL Injection
Technical Details:
Cross Site Scripting Vulnerabilit
