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Re: Router worm exploiting poor SNMP security.
From: Joe Shaw <jshaw () INSYNC NET>
Date: Mon, 18 Dec 2000 09:56:15 -0600
On Fri, 15 Dec 2000, Ralph Moonen wrote:
Don't forget that IOS11.2's source is floating around in hackerland. It would be completely possible to create a new/trojaned/alternative IOS load for cisco's and upload it. Given enough time, it should be possible to 0wn a substantial part of the Internet
I think there are probably less than a handful of talented black-hats in the world that could/would do something like hack their own version of IOS together, and they are probably capable of doing things much more dangerous with less effort than this. Still, I guess the possibility is there. -- Joseph W. Shaw Sr. Network Security Specialist for Big Company not to be named. I have public opinions, and they have public relations.
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