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[Mtn.Devil.91.92.01.10.15]

Savannah is flipping gorgeous.

[wilson]

Savannah is flipping gorgeous.

Charleston is better.

[OldPhiKap]

Savannah is flipping gorgeous.

Charleston is better.

Both unique, love each of them.

[OldPhiKap]

Good vibes for tomorrow morning appreciated. Something that should be routine, but you never go wrong with extra vibes.

[mattman91]

Good vibes for tomorrow morning appreciated. Something that should be routine, but you never go wrong with extra vibes.

Sending.

Keep us posted.

[YmoBeThere]

Vibes from South Central Texas, OPK.

[weezie]

You got it OPKster!
All will be well.

[DukieInKansas]

Vibes and prayers from Kansas.

[OldPhiKap]

Thanks, all! SonPK had a routine medical procedure this morning — but those are never routine to a parent. Docs located the problem; fix should be routine.

Much appreciation to all y’all.

— OPK

[DukieInKansas]

Thanks, all! SonPK had a routine medical procedure this morning — but those are never routine to a parent. Docs located the problem; fix should be routine.

Much appreciation to all y’all.

— OPK

Glad things appear to be working out. Hope the fix is truly routine.

[Bostondevil]

Thanks, all! SonPK had a routine medical procedure this morning — but those are never routine to a parent. Docs located the problem; fix should be routine.

Much appreciation to all y’all.

— OPK

Yay!

[94duke]

Thanks, all! SonPK had a routine medical procedure this morning — but those are never routine to a parent. Docs located the problem; fix should be routine.

Much appreciation to all y’all.

— OPK

Belated vibes coming your way. glad to hear it should be routine.

[mattman91]

I'd like to make a nomination for worst DBR article title:

"Player’s Grandmother Riding Coach K Hard"

https://www.dukebasketballreport.com...uke-basketball

[Mtn.Devil.91.92.01.10.15]

Looking at jobs in Savannah...

Ed: would I have to change my username?

[mattman91]

Looking at jobs in Savannah...

Ed: would I have to change my username?

Man, you must really like it down there. I haven't spent any significant time there. I did drive through it once. Seemed like a beautiful place.

I'm about ready to move away from Asheville too... probably next summer.

[Mtn.Devil.91.92.01.10.15]

Man, you must really like it down there. I haven't spent any significant time there. I did drive through it once. Seemed like a beautiful place.

I'm about ready to move away from Asheville too... probably next summer.

Turns out I have a high school friend in the outdoor industry here. Sometimes things happen fast.

[OldPhiKap]

Looking at jobs in Savannah...

Ed: would I have to change my username?

Tybee.Devil.91.92.01.10.15 is probably available.

[YmoBeThere]

Looking at jobs in Savannah...

Ed: would I have to change my username?

Yes...

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[fuse]

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It’s remote unauthenticated code execution, and a really (really) baffling bug being exploited. There’s possibly an argument it’s a bugdoor, they just have an exec() in the code with user input.

The paragraphs above are from an infosec professional.

Don’t really want DBR affected or the community impacted.

[YmoBeThere]

Attention moderators, related to vBulletin software:

If you run vBulletin forum software I would urgently take it offline until there’s a patch. There’s a ‘zero day’ exploit actively being used in the wild for widespread exploitation.

It’s remote unauthenticated code execution, and a really (really) baffling bug being exploited. There’s possibly an argument it’s a bugdoor, they just have an exec() in the code with user input.

The paragraphs above are from an infosec professional.

Don’t really want DBR affected or the community impacted.

From ZDnet:

The only good news is that this zero-day only works against vBulletin 5.x forum versions. Forums running earlier versions are safe, if running up-to-date security patches.

DBR is on Version 4.2.5 according to the footer on each page.