Hi,

I'm a angstrom 20070917 user, on spitz (Zaurus SL-C3200).
I found a big security hole.

Description :

-Lock display script is in /etc/apm/resume.d directory, as it, the 
script is started after resume, and during a short time (depending on 
many things, as CPU load), the session is resumed, unlocked and useable. 
It's possible to run a terminal, and do whatever you want, as removing 
the lock display script, or impeaching it to be started.

Solution :

-Move lock display script to /etc/apm/suspend.d, rename it to make it 
the last to be executed (as 99lockdisplay), or any order you want. As 
it, the lockdisplay is already executed when resuming.

Excuse me for my poor english skill, and if my description/solution are 
bad. I did test all, and all what I say is reproductble on my angstrom 
version.

Regards,
Damien

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