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Cisco IOS Vulnerability...

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by mrafrohead

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Well ladies and gentlemen, below is a link that discusses Cisco IOS and that it can be 0wned...

Better than that, Cisco knows about this and is trying to hide it.

Read up, get a hold of Cisco, if you use them, and ring their slimy necks...

http://www.securityfocus.com/news/11259

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by jmgarvin

I don't know why Cisco is doing this, but it stinks. I think they might want to avoid bad publicity, but at this point it is WAY too late.

by mrafrohead

Cisco and ISS should be ashamed of themselves. Both of them equally, as they were BOTH listed in the suit.

And considering a lot of the details that are circulating regading this whole fiasco and what exactly the meaning of this can be, like China having already figured it out, can pose a rather large problem.

I can not believe that they think that they can just sweep it under the carpet and hope that no one notices... Especially since there has been proof of compromise before the demonstration at BlackHat.

Cisco has become far to arrogant. They are acting like a Micro$oft.

They should be ashamed of themselves.

And on a side note, I'm rather started that there isn't any discussion on this post. This is some big shit here, people, you should be taking this quite seriously!

fr0.

update:
http://blogs.washingtonpost.com/securityfix/2005/07/update_to_cisco.html

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