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Settlement reached in Cisco flaw dispute
Robert Lemos, SecurityFocus 2005-07-29

LAS VEGAS -- A researcher who showed off a way to remotely compromise Cisco routers has to turn over all materials and agree not to further disseminate information on the flaws or the technique he used to run code on the popular network hardware.

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Settlement reached in Cisco flaw dispute 2005-07-30
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Re: Settlement reached in Cisco flaw dispute 2005-07-31
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Re: Re: Settlement reached in Cisco flaw dispute 2005-08-03
Belgrimm
He did notifiy Cisco in MArch. and then in May informed them that he was preparing a brief for Black Hat in July. march - July 5 months for Cisco to aknowledge / fix, and do damage controll. Plus this is not his first presentation nor gig sharing vulnerabilities with vendoers and End-users. this was something he felt morally responsible to address before it became / becomes a major network flaw (remeber he mention several bits of code came from china sites, if you think our counterparts are preparing cyber arsenals your a fool.

as too leveraging for bigger bucks. I know he gave up a serious 6 figure Salary to do his presententation. some people do things for other than glory and dollars ((P.S. Black hat 90% government and major corporations Defcon 90% scriptkidddies and others )

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