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Subject: Sendmail exploit
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The CERT advisory on the new Sendmail exploit seems to be saying that 
Sendmail machines behind a firewall can still be exploited. Am I 
interpreting the advisory correctly, or are they just saying that machines 
behind the firewall can be subjected to DOS attacks?