Another WMF exploit workaround

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Core FORCE and OpenBSD PF's

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Re: Techniques for Vulneability discovery

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Solaris rpcbind tricks

While this is hardly a new bug and the dangers of not having proper anti-spoofing checks in your perimeter router/firewall has been discussed over and over in the past years I believe it might be worth a post to bugtraq. The following can be taken as an example of how a combination of bugs,