> Once upon a time Elric of Melnibone shaped the electrons to say...
> >Livingston Office Router (ISDN) IS vulnerable
> >Livingston PM ComOS 3.3.3 NOT vulnerable
> >Livingston PM ComOS 3.5b17 + 3.7.2 NOT vulnerable
> >Livingston PM ComOS 3.7L NOT vulnerable
> >Livingston Enterprise PM 3.4 2L NOT vulnerable
>
> I'm not on BugTraq myself (maybe I should be...) but can someone who
> is do me a favor and find out where this comes from?
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Jason Nealis
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Erols Internet
>
> First "Livingston Office Router (ISDN)" is meaningless - WHAT ComOS? And
> I don't see what difference the model OR makes.
>
> Second - "Livingston Enterprise PM 3.4 2L" doesn't make any sense.
> '3.4.2L' is an Office Router release, not a PM release. And this
> appears to contradict the first entry.
>
> If ComOS 3.3.3 and up are not vulnerable, I'll be NO OR release is
> vulnerable. And I don't want people panicked thinking it is.
>
> -MZ
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