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Subject: Re: Q not found in the archives...
From: Cypr j0r (cypress
NISMO.ORG)Date: Tue Jul 11 2000 - 19:47:36 CDT
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Security focus have a couple of shell scripts to generate the md5 and then regulary check them aswell in their Securing Linux series.
http://www.securityfocus.com/focus/linux/articles/linux-securing.html
Ben
>Someone(s) on this mailing list mention a program that will periodically
>check the MD5/checksum/file size/whatever of the files on a Linux box and
>compare those results with the results from a previous run of the program
>(which are stored on a read-only medium). If the results don't match,
>alarms go off, emails are sent, Interpol is called in and Captain Jean-Luc
>Picard issues a "Red alert!". :-)
>
>
>What is the name of that program?
>
>I've gone through the archives over at SecurityFocus.com (you guys *really*
>need a way to search the mail archives!) and I couldn't find what I was
>looking for.
>
>TIA!
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