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Re: bsd in.talkd+antiflash remote-remote hole
Leo Bicknell (bicknell
ussenterprise.async.vt.edu)Fri, 10 Mar 1995 13:11:44 -0500 (EST)
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> Modify your DNS hostfield to : > > ;any_command_you_want > > Set a talk flash to the site running the in.talkd d, and guess what happens? Flash is such a wonderful tool. I submitted a patch to the NetBSD people which got forwarded to some of the BSD (4.4lite?) people. I'm not sure what it's in. Basically I added a check to make sure each charactor in whatever the other end gave us "isprint()"able, and if it's not turn it into a space. This removes the ESC charactor from flash strings, rendering flash usless. When you get data from a possibly untrustworthy source you need to be careful about what you do with it. -- Leo Bicknell - bicknellvt.edu | Make a little birdhouse bicknell
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