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Subject: Re: buffer overflow???
From: Cyber_Bob (cyberb0b
CA.FREEI.NET)Date: Sun Apr 23 2000 - 12:49:11 CDT
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yeah... i know it does... read the usage thing and play a little with the
offset on the command line... if you enter a high enough number like >1000
you start getting back some stuff from memory that looks like it might be
sugnificant... that's the only reason I posted last night anyway... I didn't
realize how retarded it was until this morning when I read e-mail.
Cyber_Bob
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From: Jonathan Leto <jonathan
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To: Cyber_Bob <cyberb0b
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Sent: Sunday, April 23, 2000 10:13 AM
Subject: Re: buffer overflow???
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> Cyber_Bob (cyberb0b
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> > The attachment explains everything inside itself...
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> > Cyber_Bob ([1]cyberbob
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> What is weird about this? It returns all characters up to the first space.
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> jonathan
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> "With pain comes clarity."
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