Vic,
Maybe you need to read (not skim) Fernando's draft?
The title is ICMP Attacks Against TCP, and let me
emphasize the TCP part.
I find it interesting that you've gone through the
trouble of writing a 10 page email in which you
seem to be claiming partial credit for someone else's
work, but
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well they seem to only publish old articles, articles i guess they
dont got authorization to publish.
On 7/15/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sumy wrote:
[...] Don't worry if you have at least a floppy rescue disk under
hand,you can root it ;-) )
The problem with the new
Hi!
While for obvious reasons, there's a several people
working in the security field at Foundstone, it's not
easy to tell whom to contact for their own security
holes.
Would someone know?
Thanks in advance,
Fart Pimpson
6.2? What is that??? Latest kernel is 2.6...
This is true of the default install of almost every Unix-like OS
including Solaris and, and ever Windows OS including Windows 2003
(although the files you have to alter are different in Windows). (Of
course with windows you generally need at least
Boot this
http://www.trinux.org/
then mount the drive ... chroot to the drives root and run passwd
its not a complicated process
On 7/14/05, Sumy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You have lost your root password on your linux box and now you
consider formatting
everythign to regain control? Your
On Friday 15 July 2005 02:23, Sumy wrote:
You have lost your root password on your linux box and now you
consider formatting
everythign to regain control? Your admin is a moron that leaves the
server available
physically for everybody? You wanna test your Linux box? Don't worry
if you have
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Adam Neale wrote:
My understanding is, to remove these items for good you compact the
folder, this is done by right clicking the folder and selecting
Compact This Folder, then its gone for good.
confirmed for thunderbird 1.0.2/WinXP.
GTi
On Friday 15 July 2005 02:23, Sumy wrote:
You have lost your root password on your linux box and now you
consider formatting
everythign to regain control? Your admin is a moron that leaves the
server available
physically for everybody? You wanna test your Linux box? Don't worry
if you have
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On Friday 15 July 2005 13:04, Lauro, John wrote:
6.2? What is that??? Latest kernel is 2.6...
Perhaps RH 6.2 ? ;)
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Well, not really. Instead, at the risk of boring you to death, I'd like
to report on a casual 30-minute experiment I've conducted of recent.
This experiment resulted in identifying a potential remote code
execution path in Microsoft Internet Explorer, plus some other
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_Linux_ doesn't have a version 10, either. Linux IS the kernel, which
the versions are 2.x (2.4.* and 2.6.* usually).
Maybe you're talking about a specific distribution? In which case,
that's a pretty inconsistant numbering system to use since Red
On Fri, July 15, 2005 8:47 am, James Longstreet said:
On Fri, 15 Jul 2005, Lauro, John wrote:
6.2? What is that??? Latest kernel is 2.6...
No, not kernel 6.2, LINUX 6.2. You know, that old version. Linux 10 has
been out for months.
This is sadly funny in a pathetic sort of way...
Regarding a particular vulnerability database, Xavier Beaudouin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
They push advisory without testing and respect the usual way to inform
developper as it should.
(name omitted simply because it could have been about any vuln
database.)
No doubt a lot of what I'm about to
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Synopsis: Updated curl packages fix a security issue
Advisory ID: FLSA:152917
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Advisory ID: FLSA:152841
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Synopsis: Updated gd packages fix security issues
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