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From: Borja Marcos <borjamar@sarenet.es>
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Subject: Re: Important!! Vulnerability in standard ftpd
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Nevermind wrote:
> dirs. I'm 100% sure that it is hack. I've been hacked few month ago this way.
> (with standard ftpd)

        Humm. Any evidence about the actual mechanism used to hack your
machine? This is a very serious claim!

        Borja.


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