Big freaking deal! There's no shortage of dolts offering so-called vulnerability data for sale to the highest bidder. Caveat emptor! Don't buy the hype. For every meat-pie offering some way to circumvent security operations there are dozens of already existing issues in most networks that represent a higher level of risk. The low-water phenomenon means that hackers and nardowells really don't have to have lists of vulnerabilities to exploit a system. Simply publicizing these moron's antics, such as selling a list of flaws, only emboldens their inner-child to keep acting like the spoiled brats they are. Stop it!
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old news
This is old news. Where have you guys been for the last two months?