Re: red worm amusement

2001-07-22 Thread SDiZ Cheng
Microsoft Windows is not really bad, if you know how to admin it.
However, Microsoft give this on its web site:

http://www.microsoft.com/NTWorkstation/downloads/Recommended/Featured/NTZAK.
asp
Oh my god... Zero Administration ?

Luckily, Debian is asking their administrator check for security updates
periodiclly.



Re: shared root account

2001-07-07 Thread SDiZ Cheng
[]
 yup, which is why nobody gets root but me.  if i ever for some reason
 decided to go back to sysadmin work a criteria for employment would be
 that no manager, sales guy, or other morons would be permitted access
 to root for ANY REASON, period, end of story.  
 
 as for sudo for my own purposes i don't see the point, i don't want my
 normal account to be a root account nor do i want my user passwd to be
 a/the root passwd.  the logging is nothing more then an annoyance
 since i know what i run anyway.  

I agree that sudo is not secure enough.
But, if you refer the orginal question, seems sudo is the best sol'n.

Security or Finish the task.
Which would you choose.

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How to write a secure C program..

2001-07-03 Thread SDiZ Cheng

I am going to rewrite suexec.c of apache ( to suit my boss's need ).
As this program is SUID, I don't want to make any mistake.

Besides not passing those arguments to printf( ), what C/C++ function(s)
I should take extra care while using?

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Re: How to write a secure C program..

2001-07-03 Thread SDiZ Cheng

Just as an additional question:
Are there any known buffer overflow problem in perl functions?

Coz I am writing another program in perl which will, too, run as 
root and listen to TCP socket with SSL.


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How to write a secure C program..

2001-07-03 Thread SDiZ Cheng
I am going to rewrite suexec.c of apache ( to suit my boss's need ).
As this program is SUID, I don't want to make any mistake.

Besides not passing those arguments to printf( ), what C/C++ function(s)
I should take extra care while using?

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Cheng Yuk Pong (SDiZ) 
4096/1024 DH/DSS   0xA4C6FAD3
FE28 E6D4 AD21 5D4F F07B  EEA6 3C88 5DBB A4C6 FAD3




Re: How to write a secure C program..

2001-07-03 Thread SDiZ Cheng
Just as an additional question:
Are there any known buffer overflow problem in perl functions?

Coz I am writing another program in perl which will, too, run as 
root and listen to TCP socket with SSL.



Re: Exploit

2001-06-09 Thread SDiZ Cheng

Nothing have to be done. It's just a joke.
Try it, under that root shell, create some file then ls -l


- Original Message -
From: Tomasz Olszewski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Exploit


 Could you please tell me how I can prevent from following exploit:
 http://lcamtuf.coredump.cx/soft/ld-expl

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Re: Exploit

2001-06-09 Thread SDiZ Cheng
Nothing have to be done. It's just a joke.
Try it, under that root shell, create some file then ls -l


- Original Message -
From: Tomasz Olszewski [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: debian-security@lists.debian.org
Subject: Exploit


 Could you please tell me how I can prevent from following exploit:
 http://lcamtuf.coredump.cx/soft/ld-expl

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 W豉軼iwe jest ludzkiej naturze, nienawidzi?tego, kogo si?
 skrzywdzi這. -- Tacyt


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