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Re: Linux & BSD's umount exploit
David J. Meltzer (davem
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> there is a bug in berkeley-derived umount, which allows attacker to
> get root access (see freebsd-security for details). Here is exploit for
> Linux (tested on 2.0.XX), for BSD (tested on FreeBSD 2.1) and a quick
> soluction.
>
This is not a new hole, this is the same buffer overflow that was found
months ago and that others published on bugtraq and elsewhere quite a
while ago. This is also the same thing that a CERT vendor bulletin was
issued on.
As for the exploit, this is the 3rd one I have seen that duplicates the
functionality of the original sno.c code that was used to exploit it.
Dave
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