Hey just read this.
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Epic exploited two holes in windows 7 to gain access via a ghost remote injection and crash allowing complete control of the kennel will be releasing the two zero days in a few weeks once I've had my fun."
Think it is possible.
Last edited by YTBOY83; 01 Nov 2010 at 17:05.
Link?
Control of the kennel? Windows 7 is no dog!
Seriously, if your Facebook friend really has found a vulnerability (or two), I suggest you refer him to Announcing Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure. To publicly disclose such information to make a name for himself and provide the information to the hackers is beyond irresponsible.Oh, there ain't no bugs on me, on me.
There ain't no bugs on me
There may be bugs on some of you mugs
But there ain't no bugs on me.
Last edited by YTBOY83; 03 Nov 2010 at 08:39. Reason: For being slow lol.
There are too many questions with that minimal information.
Does "ghost" refer to Norton Ghost?
Is "ghost" another user sharing the same wi-fi connection? Is it a result of an insecure connection or through the use of DOM storage?
By "remote injection", is it an SQL injection? Is it related to privileges?
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