Tosmy sie doczekali.

Autor: Mirek Nowakowski (nowam_nospam_at_limes.com.pl)
Data: Wed 16 Jun 1999 - 15:03:13 MET DST


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Ave!

Informacje o tym DoS znalazlem to przed chwila w poczcie. Calosc w
zalaczniku.

OSciski!
Mirek Nowakowski
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From: "Phillip" <phile_at_phile.com.au>
To: "os2-isp_at_stat.com" <os2-isp_at_stat.com>
Subject: ICMP DoS for Warp Sever

I just read this one while updating my mirror of Lorens'
News and Rumours. Don't know how true it is, but it's better
to be safe.

[1999-06-15] - ICMP DoS attack for OS/2

        On the late evening of friday 11th of june, we at Pepper Head discovered a DoS attack that could crash any OS/2
        machine running TCP/IP 4.1 or higher, that is, MPTS 5.x or 6.x. This includes also OS/2 Warp Server for e-business.
        The exploit was first discovered on Linux 2.2.x kernels on the 1st of June, and when we tried it on one of our servers, it
        died instantly with a trap 000e.

        We found this error to be serious enough to want to try alerting IBM as soon as possible. Spending the next 24 hours on
        the phone to various IBM offices around the globe, we were finally able to get in touch with someone that really
        understood the severity of the problem. So they started working on the problem on saturday, and today we got the fix -
        directly from the developers.

        This fix has not yet been posted to IBM's official sites, but until it is, it can be found at hobbes.nmsu.edu.

( ftp://hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/incoming/icmpfix.zip )

Or follow the link on one of the Warp News sites/mirrors
eg. http://www.phile.com.au/warpnews/index.html

Cheers
Phillip

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