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I am graduate of Computer Sciences and have knowledge in Linux, Security, and Software Development.
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Nov 22 |
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Reset password - should I prevent abusing it? To answer as follows: 1) The email is to keep you from having collisions mostly. If you using properly seeded UUIDs you shouldn't have an issue. 2) Statistically, no. |
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Nov 21 |
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What's the secure way to change UNIX permissions on a harcoded file often? If an attacker needs root in order to do the attack in #1, then you have other things to worry about. If the attacker gets root assume all hope is lost on that system, because at that point they could install a rootkit or anything else...stop the daemon...etc. You best protection here is to just use SELinux and write a proper policy for what you want to do with context transitions. |
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Nov 21 |
answered | Reset password - should I prevent abusing it? |
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Oct 24 |
awarded | Teacher |
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Oct 24 |
answered | Need help on understanding obfuscated code in CVE-2012-4969 exploit |
