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On 9 Aug 99, at 10:38, Ken Jones wrote:
> The best solution i've seen is to group all the programs
> that are possible security holes, like in.telnet and compilers,
> to a new group. And only allow members of that group to execute
> the programs.
>
> Just like all the suid programs should be grouped.
>
> It's a pretty standard security lockdown method.
What prevents me to upload binaries into my home
directory/subdirectories, like ~/Maildir/tmp? (Other than carefully
controlled ftp access?)
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