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Re: password backdoors
Paul Szabo (szabo_p
maths.su.oz.au)Thu, 11 May 95 12:49:25 +1000
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Lyndon (formerly from Rover?) (System Admin <rootsentinet.demon.co.uk>) wrote: > I have an old Apollo box running Domain 10.4.1 and lost the password for > root, the only account. ... the HP service engineer said that I should have > given him a ring as they have a way to get in ! ... Can anyone enlighten me > further into how this would be done I am sure your HP engineer was just boasting, I am sure there are no 'password backdoors' in Domain/OS. However, Domain/OS (as installed by default) has many other security holes which allow anyone (preferably with physical access) to do anything they like. Even though this is a full disclosure list, I would prefer not to elaborate on how to expoit these holes, but rather point you to a set of scripts which close most (all?) of them: ftp://ftp.maths.su.oz.au/protect/scripts.tar.Z Paul Szabo - System Manager // School of Mathematics and Statistics szabo_p
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