Re: [funsec] Re: Exploiting code: The Future

From: Nervox (nervox@gmail.com)
Date: Sun Jun 25 2006 - 12:50:59 EDT


> 1. 640 K ought to be enough for anybody!
What you mean you are using more then that ?

More seriously i don't really think (then again who the **ck am i to
think) that any bodies job is at risk for some times.As you can see
maybe the OSes are getting More secure (OpenBSD for instance) that
doesn't mean that software are getting more secure.In today's world
you don''t really need to know anything to write software as now you
have shinny menus and drag and drop and ppl with very little knowledge
about security writing these software.
And never under estimate new technologies ( see the recent Wifi
insecurities ppl don't even have to connect to a network to have
they're computer broken into).Also never underestimate laziness!!!It
is maybe the second reason (behind incompetence ) that provide
pen-tester with foods.There is always bad/weak password.The list can
go on for ever , i will shut-up now (crowds all over the world
sheers).

Best Regards Nervox.

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