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Re: Re: PIX Privilege Escalation Vulnerability

Subject: Re: Re: PIX Privilege Escalation Vulnerability
Date: 25 Jan 2008 01:24:32 -0000
I actually was able to reproduce this attack multiple times, and did verify 
that there was an enable secret password configured(as well as multiple 
User/Passwords on the TTY line, not that they should matter) . I will not be in 
my lab until Tuesday of next week, but I will reproduce this again and copy the 
exact configuration. I can not really argue any points until then. I really 
appreciate you'll looking into the matter. Again this was reproduced on a PIX 
515E running v7.2 of Finesse.

Terry Bunn,CCNA 
tbbunn@ctc.net

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