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From: 3APA3A [mailto:3APA3A@SECURITY.NNOV.RU]
secure@pandasoftware.com was contacted about this same
vulnerability in Panda Antivirus 2007 on August, 11 2006
(more than year ago) without any results and response, until
information was published in Bugtraq.
The vulnerability response team was created in 10/2006 to manage
vulnerability reports and create fixes as necessary.
As far, as I can see, pandasecurity.com is Swedish
domain of Panda while pandasoftware.com is international
one. I believe it's quite reasonable to have
secure@pandasoftware.com to be forwarded to
secure@pandasecurity.com, don't you think so?
Re: secure@pandasoftware.com & secure@pandasecurity.com, it's the
same contact mailbox at the Panda HQ domain in Spain (.es), not
Sweden (.se). Public key attached.
Regards,
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Pedro Bustamante
Senior Research Advisor
Panda Security
email: pedro.bustamante@pandasecurity.com <0xC684A6F9>
vulns: secure@pandasecurity.com <0x70F3FEA0>
phone: (+34) 91-8063700
blog: http://research.pandasoftware.com
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