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From: HawkeWerks Multimedia <hawke@hawkewerks.com>
Subject: qpopper 2.2 and CERT advisory CA-97.09
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does anyone know if this vulnerability applies here? or does anyone have
the exploit? I will be glad to test it myself.


Thanks

Lloyd Duhon
Vice President, Research and Development
Zoron, Inc.

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Hawke
http://www.hawkewerks.com/
hawke@hawkewerks.com

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