At Wed, 21 Mar 2001 00:55:03 +0200 , Stefan Laudat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >.... and as a quick fix for nasty shell users having bash prompts on your machine, >just >enter 'set -f' in the /etc/profile. ...which users can override with 'set +f' >Of course, until we will get a fixed bash or >a fixed libc(?). Oh, please. Then the user writes/gets an app that abuses the system in another way. As another reader mentioned, for shells this is a resource limit problem, and attacking /bin/sh is the *wrong* way to "fix" the local exploit concerns. -Peter
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