Re: PRINCETON STUDENTS FIND HOLE IN INTERNET SECURITY SOFTWARE

• To: sameer@c2.org, mkerr@largnet.uwo.ca
• Subject: Re: PRINCETON STUDENTS FIND HOLE IN INTERNET SECURITY SOFTWARE
• From: ali@eit.com (Ali Bahreman)
• Date: Thu, 9 Nov 1995 09:23:32 -0800
• Cc: www-security@ns2.rutgers.edu

I suggest all graduating students who are looking for fame in wall street do the
same.  Sure your professional colleagues won't appreciate, but some Wall Street
guy may pay you tons of money ... :-)(  Sad world we live in...

What Internet Security Software?!  Alpha, not in Beta?!  What's next, how about
SMTP telnet port 25 problem :-)  Sigh...

Ali

> 
> > For Immediate Release
> > Date: Nov 6th, 1995
> > Contact: Sameer Parekh 510-601-9777 sameer@c2.org
> > 
> > PRINCETON STUDENTS FIND HOLE IN INTERNET SECURITY SOFTWARE
> > 
> > holes Wallach and Dean found show that there are a few things in the
> > HotJava alpha implementation of the Java language which make viruses
>           ^^^^^
> 
> What did you expect?  Isn't that the whole point of an Alpha version??
> 
>

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