Re: users and security ibwebadmin

2004-06-01 Thread Daniel Pittman
On 2 Jun 2004, Remco Seesink wrote: > I tried the question below first on debian-mentors but harvested silence. > Hopefully it is more on topic here. In part, that is probably because you asked a very hard question. :) [...] >> I am packaging ibwebadmin, a web administration tool for firebird >>

Re: users and security ibwebadmin

2004-06-01 Thread Remco Seesink
Hello, I tried the question below first on debian-mentors but harvested silence. Hopefully it is more on topic here. I am not on the list, CC appreciated but I will read the archive. Many thanks, Remco Seesink On Sun, 23 May 2004 18:48:24 +0200 Remco Seesink <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello,

Re: users and security ibwebadmin

2004-06-01 Thread Daniel Pittman
On 2 Jun 2004, Remco Seesink wrote: > I tried the question below first on debian-mentors but harvested silence. > Hopefully it is more on topic here. In part, that is probably because you asked a very hard question. :) [...] >> I am packaging ibwebadmin, a web administration tool for firebird >>

Re: users and security ibwebadmin

2004-06-01 Thread Remco Seesink
Hello, I tried the question below first on debian-mentors but harvested silence. Hopefully it is more on topic here. I am not on the list, CC appreciated but I will read the archive. Many thanks, Remco Seesink On Sun, 23 May 2004 18:48:24 +0200 Remco Seesink <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello,

Re: [OT] Trojan/[spy/ad]ware and thawte.com

2004-06-01 Thread Florian Weimer
* Vincent Deffontaines: > 1) What are those .crl files used for? These are Certificate Revocation Lists. They are essential for the operation of a PKI, especially a global one with lose registration checks. > Maybe they could be used to "corrupt" actual browser's certs? There whole purpose is

Re: [OT] Trojan/[spy/ad]ware and thawte.com

2004-06-01 Thread Florian Weimer
* Vincent Deffontaines: > 1) What are those .crl files used for? These are Certificate Revocation Lists. They are essential for the operation of a PKI, especially a global one with lose registration checks. > Maybe they could be used to "corrupt" actual browser's certs? There whole purpose is

[OT] Trojan/[spy/ad]ware and thawte.com

2004-06-01 Thread Vincent Deffontaines
This is the 2nd occurence of strange entries on my proxy logs, within a few days (comments below): *** 10* - - [28/May/2004:14:09:17 +0200] "GET http://delivery.inet-traffic.com/inetdl.exe HTTP/1.0" 200 247544 TCP_REFRESH_HIT:DIRECT 10* - - [28/May/2004

[OT] Trojan/[spy/ad]ware and thawte.com

2004-06-01 Thread Vincent Deffontaines
This is the 2nd occurence of strange entries on my proxy logs, within a few days (comments below): *** 10* - - [28/May/2004:14:09:17 +0200] "GET http://delivery.inet-traffic.com/inetdl.exe HTTP/1.0" 200 247544 TCP_REFRESH_HIT:DIRECT 10* - - [28/May/2004