Security Issue

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1997

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texte = On 8/21/1997 6:25 PM, Bill Doerrfeld on another list, concerning the recent mac hack, and in an effort to divert blame from their product wrote:>The presence of this hole combined with how other products handled security>contributed to someone 'winning' the 'Crack a Mac' website security>challenge. By using an obscure and previously unknown method, a remote>visitor was able to point Lasso to serve a lightly protected password file>used by another vendor's product. This product relied upon yet another>product's undocumented (in its API specification) approach which protects>certain files through file modification. kind of an interesting spin. Robert Minor__________________________________________________________CyberMill Website Designers & Publishers8616 Joseph AveSt. Louis, MO 63144voice 314-962-4024email: webmaster@cybermill.comhttp://www.cybermill.com/__________________________________________________________We are not responsible for any misspelling or misinformationplease check with your internet provider for defects. Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

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On 8/21/1997 6:25 PM, Bill Doerrfeld on another list, concerning the recent mac hack, and in an effort to divert blame from their product wrote:>The presence of this hole combined with how other products handled security>contributed to someone 'winning' the 'Crack a Mac' website security>challenge. By using an obscure and previously unknown method, a remote>visitor was able to point Lasso to serve a lightly protected password file>used by another vendor's product. This product relied upon yet another>product's undocumented (in its API specification) approach which protects>certain files through file modification. kind of an interesting spin. Robert Minor__________________________________________________________CyberMill Website Designers & Publishers8616 Joseph AveSt. Louis, MO 63144voice 314-962-4024email: webmaster@cybermill.comhttp://www.cybermill.com/__________________________________________________________We are not responsible for any misspelling or misinformationplease check with your internet provider for defects. Bob Minor

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