Hello,
If you know good documentation/Web pages about Security of Debian system and
especially Web server, and how to set them right on Debian Box, please send me
a note. Below is yet another story of hacker attack, which you may just
ignore. Sorry if it is not exactly Debian issue.
Thank
Sasha writes:
Below is yet another story of hacker attack,...
Please do not refer to these people as hackers. This is not Newsweek.
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Below is yet another story of hacker attack,...
Please do not refer to these people as hackers. This is not Newsweek.
Okay...then what are they? Gremlins? Heh..sorry. :-)
In all seriousness, what would you call them? I understand that those of
us who hack code to improve it may also
Below is yet another story of hacker attack,...
Please do not refer to these people as hackers. This is not Newsweek.
Okay...then what are they? Gremlins? Heh..sorry. :-)
:cracker: /n./ One who breaks security on a system. Coined
ca. 1985 by hackers in defense against
On Fri, 27 Feb 1998, Ossama Othman wrote:
:
: Below is yet another story of hacker attack,...
:
: Please do not refer to these people as hackers. This is not Newsweek.
:
: Okay...then what are they? Gremlins? Heh..sorry. :-)
:
: In all seriousness, what would you call them? I
: Who is right and who is wrong? I would have to say neither. Each of us
: is entitled to their own interpretation.
Sure. You're entitled to any interpretation you please, but that
doesn't make you right. Take a look at the jargon file.
Hey, I agree that the term hacker is misused.
Hi,
Ossama == Ossama Othman [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
: Who is right and who is wrong? I would have to say neither.
Each of us : is entitled to their own interpretation.
Sure. You're entitled to any interpretation you please, but that
doesn't make you right. Take a look at the jargon
However, if those of us who like to think of ourselves as
hackers in the traditional sense of the word (and I;m talking
computer tradition) take exception to your lumping us with egregious
criminal miscreants, and flame you to a crisp, would that be fine
too?
Never did I lump
In any event, didn't the original poster have a question? Let's not become
petty over a word like hacker.
I can't answer the Q, but if someone would swallow some pride, maybe they
could.
Pardon me,
Chris
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On Fri, 27 Feb 1998, Ossama Othman wrote:
: However, if those of us who like to think of ourselves as
: hackers in the traditional sense of the word (and I;m talking
: computer tradition) take exception to your lumping us with egregious
: criminal miscreants, and flame you to a crisp,
Hi,
As my final comment on this thread, I would like to say that the quotes
that some of you are taking from my messages are taken out of context.
Alone, they do sound like I am trashing hackers. However, if you look at
the entire message(s) you should hopefully see that I really was trying to
Hi,
To answer the original question:
a) apache is considered to be quite secure.
b) look at the comp.infosystems.*.cgi newsgroup FAQ about writing
secure CGI programs.
c) Try talking to CERT if you had a breakin.
As to the rest, I agree this is getting silly ;-)
Ossama
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