Jul 31 2005
Lynn presentation taken down
The presentation Michael Lynn gave at the Black Hat Briefings has been taken down and a cease and desist order has been put up in it’s place. But as the folks over at WebActive say, the genie’s already out of the bottle. Considering the number of security professionals and hackers that downloaded the presentation before the cease and desist order was put up, there’s no way they’re going to be able to find all the copies of the presentation and ask the site owners to take them down. If you can’t find it anywhere else, Cryptome had a copy, at least as of this morning.
I grabbed a copy off of the Infowarrior site Friday morning before it went down, but I currently have no plans to host it on my site. First, I don’t have the resources to fight even a small legal battle if someone in the ISS legal department was to get on my case. Second, I don’t have the bandwidth to host the file for download. Of course, there’s nothing stopping me, or other site owners, from linking to sites that do have the resources. Ah, the beauty of a distributed computing environment like the Web.
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Cisco forces Lynn presentation taken down.. oh.. here it is
Mike Lynn publicly released flaws to Cisco routers and presented at the Black Hat and Defcon 13. Cisco and ISS …
you should put it up on piratebay, torrentspy, or isohunt. then its really out of your hands