Re: [Full-disclosure] Excel 0-day?

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there will be much more 0day spreading like this in the futur I think 
because idefense pays such bug a really really ridiculous price , Zdi is 
the one only very good but they are very
strict for accepting a bug. It looks like some dudes are taking much 
profits of this weakness selling to blackhats regarding the 2 office's 
threats actually hitting....

Denis Jedig wrote:
> Paul Szabo wrote:
>
> > Ideas (PoC, workaround) anyone?
>
> As often, the information policy is more than unfortunate. No details
> are given, the administrators are just advised to "update antivirus",
> hole up in some dark corner and chew on a piece of blanket out of fear.
> It's the same kind of ignorance regarding customer needs we have seen in
> the case of the WMF vulnerability.
>
> Anybody any idea if the problem somehow relates to the Excel
> vulnerability offered on eBay in Dec 05?
> http://www.securityfocus.com/news/11363
>
> Regards,
>
> Denis
>
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