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Re: Reported Kazaa and Morpheus vulnerabilities
From: Sebastian Ip <9scki () qlink queensu ca>
Date: Mon, 4 Feb 2002 00:59:17 -0500
On Monday 04 February 2002 12:31 am, HarryM wrote:
RE the article on the BBCs website at http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/sci/tech/newsid_1798000/1798095.stm I just searched the archives at Securityfocus and CERT and neither produced any relavent results I mean, pointing a browser to http://ip_address:1214/ does give a list of files... it gives the list of files that you're sharing. So what? Anyone know anything about this? Harry M
It's a piece of FUD from unqualified journalist picking up whatever is told to them somewhere on the internet. Basically the problem is if you are stupid enough to share your whole drive and say you run morpheus on a production windows server as administrator or with admin rights then someone can grab anything they want from your machine. Otherwise it's just stupid. Maybe someone's passport cookie will be stolen and their credit card used to buy porn online. But nothing more. Cheers Sebastian Ip
Current thread:
- Reported Kazaa and Morpheus vulnerabilities HarryM (Feb 03)
- Re: Reported Kazaa and Morpheus vulnerabilities Sebastian Ip (Feb 03)
- Re: Reported Kazaa and Morpheus vulnerabilities Kartik Shinde (Feb 03)
- Re: Reported Kazaa and Morpheus vulnerabilities Blue Boar (Feb 03)
- Re: Reported Kazaa and Morpheus vulnerabilities HarryM (Feb 03)
- Re: Reported Kazaa and Morpheus vulnerabilities Qazi M. M. Ahmed (Feb 04)
- Re: Reported Kazaa and Morpheus vulnerabilities HarryM (Feb 04)
- Re: Reported Kazaa and Morpheus vulnerabilities Stanley G. Bubrouski (Feb 04)
- Re: Reported Kazaa and Morpheus vulnerabilities dreamwvr () dreamwvr com (Feb 04)
- RE: Reported Kazaa and Morpheus vulnerabilities Elan Hasson (Feb 04)
- RE: Reported Kazaa and Morpheus vulnerabilities Colby Marks (Feb 07)
- Re: Reported Kazaa and Morpheus vulnerabilities Blue Boar (Feb 03)