new bind vuln

Wed Nov 13 04:49:04 UTC 2002

On Tue, Nov 12, 2002 at 06:10:14PM -0500, Gerald wrote:

> Haven't seen mention of this yet today and DNS affects most everyone in
> some way. The advisory was released a day early according to FreeBSD
> security officer.

	Just to reiterate (I realize, in my haste, I forgot to include
a reference or a quote in my earlier message)...

	Here is a quote from Vixie on Slashdot:

] "ISS and ISC worked together on this. ISS found the
] vulns, ISC worked with the vendors, and both of us
] worked with CERT and coordinated the announcements.
] 
] Paul Vixie
] Chairman, ISC"

	Doesn't sound like "released a day early" to me.

	I know Paul posts to this list...  Hi Paul!

	:

	Mike
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