On Fri, Sep 07, 2001 at 04:49:27PM +0100, Gerard Palma wrote: > Well my 2cents worth is that script kiddies are working with known > vulnerabilities, using exploits written by some one else. So the > problem has to be the vulnerability in the software and the people who > write the exploit. > My 2 cents is that those "script-kiddies" of days past are a bit older now, and no longer 'kiddies'.... just look at code red 2, it's far more advanced than the exploit the so called "security experts" at eeye came up with. (please note I have the highest respect for eeye, I'm just being sarcastic to make a point.) Lets face it, the ones who are the kiddies here are the supposed "security experts".... they're the ones that need the information and training that these "kiddies" are able to get easily from their peers. At every turn someone starts crying when someone else attempts to put the infrastructure in place to create a stronger group of "security experts" for the future.... On the other hand, no one has any idea what to do about children capable of crashing powerful servers. Unless someone else has a better idea of how to get the information out to the next generation of good-guys there is nothing productive gained from trying to take a wack at "full disclosure". --adam
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