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On Thu, 8 Jun 2000, Derek Martin wrote:
> I received this yesterday from an employee of Sendmail Inc. FYI.
> Personally I think it's a marketing ploy... ;)
I think they did the right thing. The exploit was reported to them as a
bug in sendmail. Details of the vulnerability were publicly known. They
worked with Alan Cox and company to find and fix the bug. Then they
notified everyone registered at sendmail.{org,com}.
I'm happy they did. It's not often I can fix a hole before it's even
posted to BUGTRAQ, or download a new kernel version before the mirrors get
loaded.
--
Rich Graves <rcgraves at brandeis.edu>
UNet Systems Administrator
Please don't talk to me about Windows 2000. If you did, it might become illegal
for me to support it. http://www.salon.com/tech/log/2000/05/11/slashdot_censor/
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