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Re: SAP Pen-testing - complexity - first ideas

Subject: Re: SAP Pen-testing - complexity - first ideas
Date: Sat, 14 Apr 2007 05:35:13 +0930
Hi,

I'm probably a little late to this thread, but I picked it up when a couple of my old advisories were used as examples when discussing SAP pen-testing. In the month since the thread started, there have been some interesting releases in terms of SAP pen-testing, with a set of advisories released based on the findings of an SAP pen-test tool, and the free release of the same tool:

http://www.skiifwrald.com/pipermail/alertmailinglist_skiifwrald.com/ 2007-April/000289.html

In three months time, the researchers who uncovered the vulnerabilities plan to release detailed technical code of the vulnerabilities, which should give everyone else an idea as to how the tool functions (the fact that the RFC library is being targeted does provide some clues).

Carl

Sûnnet Beskerming Pty. Ltd.
Adelaide, Australia
http://www.beskerming.com



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