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Re: coredumps on setuid programs.
Andrew Beckett (a.beckett
fml.co.uk)Mon, 25 Jul 94 09:11:29 BST
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In article AA12832csteam.com, George Boyce <george
csteam.com> () writes: > > >From the man page: > > Isn't quoting documentation on a bug mailing list like, um, trusting > that there aren't bugs in the first place? I mean the vendors ship > systems which allow worldwide root access. How do you know some hacker > didn't *write* the man page you are reading... > You may have noticed that Dylan also said: > I tried something quick this morning under Solaris 2.3, and it does > not produce core files from setuid programs. Like me, he tried it _as_well_as_ checking the man page. Of course, I'd wouldn't even believe a manual page even if it was genuine; it's not entirely unheard of for sun to break a security feature (never, I hear you say!). ******************************************************************* * Andrew Beckett * * * Senior Design Engineer * * * Fujitsu Microelectronics Ltd * * * Highway House * phone : (0628) 71116 * * Norreys Drive * fax : (0628) 773990 * * Maidenhead. Berks SL6 4BW * email : a.beckett
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