http://blog.washingtonpost.com/securityfix/2006/11/exploit_released_for_unpatched_1.html
The vulnerability is the first in a series of daily bug details to be
released over the next 29 days as part of the Month of Kernel Bugs
project. LMH said we can expect at least five more Apple kernel bugs
My my, will Maynor, Ellch and Krebs ever let it drop?
Do you have any clue how long its been since Apple shipped a machine
with a built-in, 11b-only 'Airport' card?
Or the likelyhood that someone who cares about security is walking
around with their card in an active scanning mode?
And
My my, will Maynor, Ellch and Krebs ever let it drop?
My understanding is that HDM found a vulnerability independantly
and implemented an exploit for it. Not sure what this has to do
with Maynor not letting it drop...
jim
Tim Newsham
http://www.thenewsh.com/~newsham/
On Nov 1, 2006, at 11:30 AM, Tim Newsham wrote:
My my, will Maynor, Ellch and Krebs ever let it drop?
My understanding is that HDM found a vulnerability independantly
and implemented an exploit for it.
Phleeze. Its the same old send a malformed IE in a probe response
(or beacon) frame
My understanding is that HDM found a vulnerability independantly
and implemented an exploit for it.
Phleeze. Its the same old send a malformed IE in a probe response (or
beacon) frame crapfest that was in the Maynor/Ellch exploit.
sure, but since maynor wasnt telling, HDM had to write his
On Nov 1, 2006, at 11:43 AM, Tim Newsham wrote:
My understanding is that HDM found a vulnerability independantly
and implemented an exploit for it.
Phleeze. Its the same old send a malformed IE in a probe
response (or beacon) frame crapfest that was in the Maynor/Ellch
exploit.
sure,
