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Re: Backdoor Paper
Nicolas Dubee (dube0866
EUROBRETAGNE.FR)Sun, 27 Jul 1997 14:34:42 +0200
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hello, you may want to add this "feature" that can act as a backdoor: when specifying a wrong uid/gid in the /etc/password file, most login(1) implementations will fail to detect the wrong uid/gid and atoi(3) will set uid/gid to 0, giving superuser privileges. example: rmartin:x:x50:50:R. Martin:/home/rmartin:/bin/tcsh on Linux boxes, this will give uid 0 to user rmartin. -plaguez dube0866eurobretagne.fr > >Date: Sat, 16 Aug 1997 19:07:58 -0400 >From: Christopher Klaus <cklaus
ISS.NET> >Subject: Backdoor Paper > >Here's a paper I wrote on backdoors. Feedback welcome. > > >Backdoors > >By Christopher Klaus 8/4/97 > >
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