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In particular, RBMSSDB supports many of the mature and existing databases such as CVSS, OSVDB. We do not currently provide 'temporal scores' (scores that change over
time due to events external to the vulnerability). However, RBMSS does provide a RBMSSDB score calculator to allow you to adjust and add creative data, even calculate
creative environmental scores (scores customized to reflect the impact of the damage on your organization). This calculator contains support for U.S. government agencies
to customize vulnerability impact scores based on FIPS 199 System ratings. It also allows for "Creative Unique Network Threat" modeling. Just
plug in the country of choice where you want the threat to appear from and it will be generated for you. Blame anyone and everyone including China. The calculator in
principle was derived on a reversal of Occam's Razor (ROR) using a multivariate analysis along with random probability theory to enforce and maximize budget
requests. Our ROR makes your ROR (rate of return) actionable.
RMBSS furthers the security industry with the introduction of the CRAP™ framework - Creative Risk Analysis Projections. A synergy of risk analysis and creative security postulations. Using the CRAP framework, security professionals leverage existing perpendicularly vertical forward facing technologies into a cloud of defining security paradigms. Focused completely on security and information assurance, CRAP is the revolutionary next generation phase in information security frameworks. CRAP + CUNT = Greater Security.
---------------------------------------------------- BASE METRIC EVALUATION ---------------------------------------------------- Access Vector [Local and Remote + Mental] Access Complexity [Low (kindergartners have exploited] Authentication [Compromised] Confidentiality Impact [Complete] Integrity Impact [Complete] Availability Impact [Complete] Kaminksi Factor [Complete] Metasploit Factor [Completed before the exploit] Ha.Ckers.org Factor [Already blogged] Mountain Dew Vector [Shortage noticed in San Jose] ---------------------------------------------------- TEMPORAL METRIC EVALUATION SCORE ---------------------------------------------------- Exploitability [Being Sold on eBay] Remediation Level [Tylenol] Report Confidence [Confirmed] Mountain Dew Factor [Shortage Confirmed] WWDKS (what would Dan Kaminski Say?) [Declined Comment]The base vector for this vulnerability is therefore: AV:LRM/AC:L/Au:C/C:C/I:C/A:C/KF:C/MF:C/H.C.O:AB/MD:S

Further information on RMBSS, CRAP, CUNT will follow after our initial rounds of layoffs. Stay tuned.