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Correction to latest Colsaire advisories Sep 13 2004 02:18PM
3APA3A (3APA3A SECURITY NNOV RU) (1 replies)

Just to keep correctness.

Colsaire could provide better service to it's customers by better
researching available information on researched topic.

Most of reported content filtering bypassing techniques are already
known and described in [1] with credentials believed to be valid.

MIME RFC2231 encoding issue - David F. Skoll
MIME RFC2047 encoding issue - different authors (different problems were
discovered, information from Colsaire advisory is not enough).
Content-Transfer-Encoding mechanism issue - different authors
MIME field multiple occurrence issue - 3APA3A
MIME separator issue - 3APA3A
MIME field whitespace issue - 3APA3A
MIME RFC822 comment issue (at least partially) - 3APA3A

There is also a _lot_ of different bypass techniques Colsaire failed to
discover.

[1] 3APA3A, Bypassing content filtering whitepaper
http://www.security.nnov.ru/advisories/content.asp

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Re: Correction to latest Colsaire advisories Sep 15 2004 07:45PM
Andreas Marx (amarx gega-it de)


 

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