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August 17, 2006

Make sure the stones are real

I wrote the other day about the Brian Krebs article on the Russian site that said a lot of high visibility security companies web sites had some XSS vulnerabilities.  Among which was none other than eEye.  Well in a case of you meet the nicest people blogging, I received an email today from Ross Brown, the CEO of eEye.  Ross saw my post and took the time to respond to me off line.  I thought that was a very classy move on his part and I thanked him for it. 

I also wanted to mention that eEye has not been able to recreate the vulnerability mentioned and it appears it may have been a case of this happening while some changes were being made to the website.  It may be a case of irresponsible disclosure before adequate verification was done by the security group in Russia, who by the way, even Ross says is usually pretty good.  Anyway, it was a funny way to meet Ross, but am glad that I did.  Ross has also joined the security blogging world.  You can read his blog at: http://technobabylon.typepad.com/.

Welcome to blogging Ross and thanks for clearing this up.

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