From: Tom Grazius (trg_infomailhaven.com)
Date: Wed Feb 11 2004 - 15:40:19 CST

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On Mon, 9 Feb 2004 18:37:55 -0600, "H D Moore"
<hdm-daily-davedigitaloffense.net> said:
> On Monday 09 February 2004 06:13 pm, Tom Grazius wrote:
> > I have to rant about the Hack In The Box website one last time.
>
> Dhillon sent out requests for updated materials a little over a week ago,
> they apparently lost their copies in some catastrophic hard drive
> failure. I definitely agree that any 0-day or "cutting-edge" stuff is a
> bit less interesting now that two months have passed. None of the
> speakers have posted public links to their materials/tools yet...
>
> http://metasploit.com/hitb/
>

A hard disk crash, eh? Most unfortunate. At least that's something I
can accept. It doesn't help as far as getting my hands on the material,
but it's something I can deal with. The not knowing is the worst part.
HITB should realize there's a difference between "swamped" and "up the
creek". I hope they manage to recover their data from the disk and/or
get the presenters to re-submit their material. They still should have
said something to the effect of "Due to technical difficulties..."

Thanks for the update and the link. From what I understand the LSD group
will soon be posting some material about the 'doze RPC vulns on their
website.

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