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Re: Possible DoS in rsh
Nick Andrew (nick
ZETA.ORG.AU)Fri, 9 Oct 1998 10:08:46 +1000
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In message <199810061943.PAA28852bajor.ici.net>, Shivan Dragon writes: >I don't know if this has been posted before so here it is. If you link your >.rhosts file (or hosts.equiv?) to /dev/zero. When you try to rsh it tried to >read /dev/zero that is of infinate length. Programs (esp. daemons) which run as root should refuse to read control files which are symlinks (and home directories should not be on the same partition as /dev!). A similar DoS may be possible by symlinking .forward, .qmail, .plan etc. Nick.
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