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Reporting a Potential Security Vulnerability to Attachmate
Technical Note 1890
Last Reviewed 05-Dec-2008
Applies To
All Attachmate Products
Summary
Technical Note 1890
Last Reviewed 05-Dec-2008
Applies To
All Attachmate Products
Summary
This technical note details how to report a potential security vulnerability in supported product versions to Attachmate's Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT).
Note: Before reporting a potential Reflection product vulnerability to Attachmate, please see the following technical notes for information about known Reflection security updates, feature updates, alerts, and advisories:
1704—Security Updates and Reflection for the Web
1708—Security Updates and Reflection
2288—Security Updates and Reflection for Secure IT
1708—Security Updates and Reflection
2288—Security Updates and Reflection for Secure IT
Reporting a Potential Security Vulnerability
To report a potential security vulnerability in any of the Reflection Attachmate products, please telephone (not e-mail) the closest Attachmate technical support center.
- For Attachmate contact information, see http://support.attachmate.com/contact/.
When discussing the issue with Attachmate technical support, you may be asked to send information, such as log files or information about how to duplicate the problem, to Attachmate. In this instance, we strongly recommend that you encrypt the information and e-mail it to Attachmate using PGP (or compatible applications, such as GnuPG).
Our PGP public key can be retrieved from any of the following locations by entering the ID number 0xCBBF35D8:
- PGP Corporation key server at http://keyserver.pgp.com/vkd/GetWelcomeScreen.event.
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology PGP key server at http://pgp.mit.edu.
- Or, by downloading our PGP armored file from the Attachmate Download Library, Attachmate-CERT-pub.asc.
The Attachmate Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT) public key has the following properties:
