Firewall security: Problems with simple Samba file share 3615

Yes, you did. That's what's so strange, as there are of course attacks from China.

I buttume, that SSH (as any other piece of software) might have bugs and that some of them can be remotely exploited. I further buttume, that not all of them are known yet and that some might only be known by bad guys.

Possibly, because somewhere the attack will be used for the first time.

Sure. It's as logical as saying that successful attacks aren't successful.

Ok. You fail to understand though, that it doesn't matter what daemon we use as an example. All remotely connectable daemons are equal.

It just doesn't matter how the bug manifests itself.

No, it is not.

Cryptography doesn't matter.

Fine. Doesn't matter though.

Sure there is.

No, that's not what I said. And if you don't get it: Your problem.

Yes. However long. Sometimes quite short.

Again: Epidemic doesn't matter. I don't care if other servers get "infected" by an exploit. I just care about my servers.

No, I did not.

Yes, of course not. Everybody besides you is too stupid. Are you at that plot again?

Fine. Nobody ever said something to that respect.

Me. But that's not what you asked or said above.

Yes. I don't get your nonesense.

Yeah, right, you're Mr. Know-It-All. How could I be so foolish to buttume that there's just something that you don't know.

Cryptography doesn't matter.

Wrong.

No, you would not.

No, it proves that you don't understand what we're talking about.

Yes. I am indeed confused by your ignorance. Correct.

Alexander Skwar -- It is easier to write an incorrect program than understand a correct one.