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Re: [Full-disclosure] OSXvnc weakness

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Subject: Re: [Full-disclosure] OSXvnc weakness
Date: Wed, 22 Jun 2005 16:19:15 +0200 
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It's not about a bug, and try UltraVNC, TightVNC etc , there is
securer ways of to use a null password, so stfu please or look at
meetik.com

bye

nick johnson a écrit :


I belive we've already had this discussion, some people _want_ null
passwords. This is not a bug.

On 6/22/05, class <ad@class101.org> wrote:




OSXvnc for MACOSX allows you to setup a VNC server, the problem is
the same as RealVNC, you can setup a null password without any
warning; you can remotely scan wich OS is running this vnc and if
yes/no password setup.


http://lists.grok.org.uk/pipermail/full-disclosure/2005-June/034644.html


I haven't pubbed my personal scanner about this weakness, but it
has been tested severely working.



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