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by robertgraham
4268 days ago
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I've long had experience with: exploits working for the wrong reason, and also the reverse, failing for the wrong reason. For example, way back in the day before ISS bought my company, somebody claimed their IDS was vulnerable to an IMAP evasion. They actually weren't, but that specific test triggered a wholly separate (and much worse) bug that made it look like it was evadable. I laughed and laughed. |
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