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Re: [Full-disclosure] Shareaza Remote Vulnerability

Subject: Re: [Full-disclosure] Shareaza Remote Vulnerability
Date: Fri, 27 Jan 2006 12:08:02 +0100
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I mean if the shareaza doesnt want to patch as it looks like here ,
provide him a poc with a remote execution and he will be forced to
patch it, but right now he can probably ignore your warnings :)

Ryan Smith wrote:
Thanks Todd, the correct link is
http://www.hustlelabs.com/shareaza_advisory.pdf :>

Ad, I believe what you mean is that I completed 20% of a job, and
the job was correct.  I am sorry you feel my work was incomplete;
do you still feel like you recieved a deliverable that matches the
dollar amount you spent on the research?

On 1/26/06, *ad@heapoverflow.com <mailto:ad@heapoverflow.com>*
<ad@heapoverflow.com <mailto:ad@heapoverflow.com>> wrote:

where is your proof then that the remote execution is possible, the
 shareaza maker wont probably care until you add a proof on what do
you claim as exploitable.. You just made like 20% of a correct job
...


Ryan Smith wrote:
There is a vulnerability in the current version of Shareaza, a
P2P file sharing product.  It results in remote code execution.
Please see the advisory for more details.  There is no patch.

Credit: These vulnerabilities were discovered and researched by
Ryan Smith.

Contact: WhatsTheAddress@gmail.com
<mailto:WhatsTheAddress@gmail.com>
<mailto:WhatsTheAddress@gmail.com
<mailto:WhatsTheAddress@gmail.com>>

Details: http://www.hustlelabs.com/

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