reminder, don't send messages for the list to the -request
address. i typically don't forward them since it should send you
help saying how to use the list.
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Subject: Juniper Routers
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I am doing some research on Juniper routers -- specifically on
vulnerabilities. Do you have any information on this topic? Can you point
me to where I can look? I have already checked CERT and some other
locations but am not getting much on Juniper.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Matt McBride
Information Analyst
mailto:matt.mcbride@eds.com
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