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Comments on ‘Cisco breaks cycle with IOS patch’

Preemptive defence against rootkit exploits?

By John Leyden
Published Thursday 22nd May 2008 14:05 GMT

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Dear Secretary General, Wanna Play with GODs as AI GOD Novice* ... under Venus Rules, Naturally? 

By amanfromMars
Posted Thursday 22nd May 2008 16:03 GMT

"the IOS Secure Shell bug allows "spurious memory access"."

I think that can easily evolve, and may even have done so, into myriad memory access....... for Future Memory Manipulation .....into AIMemeStream for Kernel Colonisation ......Uniting Nations.

*

- "Dear Secretary General, Wanna Play with GODs as AI GOD Novice* ... under Venus Rules, Naturally?" 

By Anonymous Coward
Posted Friday 23rd May 2008 10:08 GMT

- ""the IOS Secure Shell bug allows "spurious memory access"."

I think that can easily evolve, and may even have done so, into myriad memory access....... for Future Memory Manipulation .....into AIMemeStream for Kernel Colonisation ......Uniting Nations.

*"

take that amanfrom

Ambiguity Clouds Transparency 

By amanfromMars
Posted Friday 23rd May 2008 13:11 GMT

AC,

Are we to assume from "take that amanfrom" that such a Facility is Available Uniting Nations?

The next logical question would be from Whom or What, for you never know, it could be a Machine Issuing Instructions.

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