From: Aaron Gray (angraybeeb.net)
Date: Tue Feb 06 2007 - 13:57:54 CST

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I believe there are more than one exploit for each MS "patch".

Aaron

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Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2007 5:31 AM
Subject: [Full-disclosure] Every MS Exploit

> Project to find exploits for every MS Security Bulletin gets wiki’ed
>
> Last September (part 1) http://ElseNot.com contributed it’s collocation
> and goal (try to find an exploit for every MS Security Bulletin ever
> released). Activity stopped when Microsoft published 473 bulletins and 163
> Exploits had been found.
>
> Now part 2 of www.ElseNot.com is raising the bar and going wiki. Instead
> of
> just trying to get "a exploit", it is trying to get "every exploit". Now
> you don't have to rely on one person updating it. Do it your self, create
> a time line of exploit releases, document techniques and add other OS'es.
> This is the place to consolidate all the vulnerability information
> floating around the net, your head and mailing lists.
>
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