iDefense are BLACKHATS who pretend to be lawful whitehats, but really
spend months hacking with zero-day, and when they get bored with a
vulnerability, they hand it to the vendor, role playing as a
responsible security group that is everyones best friend.
The dark side is out there, some where!
I
--- "J.A. Terranson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On Wed, 14 Jul 2004, VX Dude wrote:
>
> > Now, I'm no lawyer, but Hollywood has taught me
> that
> > its probably illegal to _knowingly_ buy illegal
> goods
> > (such as entersys source), but! is it illegal for
> > iDefense to buy the research f
On Wed, 14 Jul 2004, VX Dude wrote:
> Now, I'm no lawyer, but Hollywood has taught me that
> its probably illegal to _knowingly_ buy illegal goods
> (such as entersys source), but! is it illegal for
> iDefense to buy the research from illegal bought
> goods?
Most likely. The legal phrase descri
Just a quick thought for a business plan.
1) Start off with a low investment of $1200.
2) Buy a couple chunks of Entersys source code from
SCC
3) Find vulnerabilities and write 0-day exploits
4) give 0day to your investors
5) sell 0day to iDefense (or Sourcefire hahahahaha)
for $300 a pop
6) Use p
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Michael, you claim that this is a typo, but is it really? Even if this
is a typo, how do you explain waiting over a month to contact the vendor?
How do you explain past times when iDefense waited over a year to notify
a vendor? How does this relate t
