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IE6 VML Vulnerability

Subject: IE6 VML Vulnerability
Date: Tue, 26 Sep 2006 05:56:40 -0400
Question to everyone:

Is it feasible to write an effective network-only check for the latest IE6
VML vulnerability?

My response thusfar is no, primarily because I think there are many
different ways one could mask traffic to exploit the vulnerability. Perhaps,
more fundamental, is the nature of this vulnerability - it is higher up in
the stack and thus, will require more resident or privileged means to
effectively check for the vulnerability.

Thoughts?
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