Re: [Full-Disclosure] Shortcut...... may cause 100% cpu use!!!

From: |reduced|minus|none| (p00p_at_instable.net)
Date: 10/30/03

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Date: Thu, 30 Oct 2003 17:52:12 -0500

    S G Masood wrote:
    > Hello Bipin,
    >
    >
    > Before I begin, please understand that this is just a
    > friendly advice for you, not a flame.
    >
    > You seem to do a lot of hunting for bugs on your
    > WinXP. That is good, but, please understand that
    > some(emphasis on "some") of the stuff you put out is
    > worthy of being on a security list, while most is not.
    > Why do you think you get flamed so much while hundreds
    > of other posters dont? Certainly, not everyone else on
    > this list, other than you, is a Script Kiddie?
    > Following the logical conclusion, something is wrong
    > with you. Dont you think so? Do some introspection...
    >
    > Your biggest problem seems to be that though you have
    > an inquisitive mind, you are not able to understand
    > what bugs constitute a security vuln. You cannot, yet,
    > distinguish between a simple anomalous situation and a
    > security threat for even the simplest of bugs. One
    > piece of advice - get someone knowledgeable to review
    > your reports before you Gator ;D the lists with them.
    > If need be, get a mentor of some kind, whom, you can
    > trust to read through your reports.
    >
    > And take some English classes...

    WUT. I THOT HIS ARTICLES WUZ GOOD. YU SCRIPT KIDD. 

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