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2005 May 12
1
Do I have an infected init file?
Hello;
I'm running a FreeBSD 4.10-release-p2 box and both chkrootkit 0.44 & 0.45 report that my /sbin/init file is infected.
It appears as though the egrep for "UPX" in the output of "strings" triggers the infected notice. When I copy the init file from an uninfected box to this one chkrootkit continues to report it as infected. Is chkrootkit reading a copy of the
2005 Jul 21
7
FW: Adding OpenBSD sudo to the FreeBSD base system?
...ly there is no difference in what you are asking. Just another
program that is not going to get used by everyone.
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To: piechota@argolis.org
Cc: freebsd-security@freebsd.org; Dima Dorfman
Subject: Re: Adding OpenBSD sudo to the FreeBSD base system?
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On Thu, Jul 21, 2005 at 10:23:33AM -0500, piechota@argolis.org wrote:
> > FWIW, I don't see any reason to include sudo in...
2004 Aug 18
4
chfn, date, chsh INFECTED according to chkrootkit
I ran chkrootkit ( v. chkrootkit-0.43 ) earlier and
noticed that chfn, date, and chsh showed as being
infected. I remember reading post from the past that
right now chkrootkit is giving alot of false
positives, so I suspected that these 3 binaries are
not bad.
However, to be on the safe side, I deleted the 3
binaries, removed /usr/src and did a 'make world' to
4.10-STABLE.
But, chfn,
2003 Mar 26
7
Multiple Firewalls with ipfilter?
We're supposed to provide redundant firewall service. I'm wondering
if anyone has ever tried to do this and if it's realistic. Basically
2 firewall machines hooked up so if one fails the other will
transparently step in. I've googled it to death without much luck.
The security issue here lies in that the 2 firewalls can't talk to
each other. So if I'm keeping state on
2005 Jul 19
2
Adding OpenBSD sudo to the FreeBSD base system?
Aloha!
(I've Googled around a bit, but failed to find much previous posts about
this though I'm sure it has been discussed...)
Have anybody (in core etc) considered adding a sudo implementation to
thr FreeBSD base system. At least for me, sudo is an important part of
implementing good security policy in FreeBSD.
Yes, it is available as a port, but in a similar fashion of for example,