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Re: [cobalt-security] QPOP Vulnerability - Again



On Wed, 19 Jul 2000, Chris Adams wrote:

> Once upon a time, Jan P Tietze <jptietze@xxxxxxxxxxx> said:
> > I called EMEA tech support today (btw - literally NO time spent waiting for a
> > technician), and they said Cobalt was working on fix, and that it's going to be
> > in the next security update. As to when that update will be released, I was told
> > they would find that out for me and send the information by email. As soon as
> > (or if at all) I get this information, I will post it to this list.
> > 
> > Apparently, there seems to be no way to force Cobalt into fixing long-known
> > broken functionality. A response on this list by Cobalt techies about the QPOP3
> > vulnerability would be fine.
> 
> They are too busy working on the RaQ4 I guess.  That's why it took them
> six months to fix things like the RaQ3 email catch-all bug.

The RaQ4 is now available, is it not?

I believe that it should (is?) be a _vital_ part of their business to make
sure customers see their products as secure.  I know patches have to be
put through a development cycle, but pushing on several months for patches
to some of the known problems is laughable.

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