possible to write a secure setuid script, due to a race condition in
possible to write a secure setuid script, due to a race condition in
the Operating System. Even on systems where this is corrected, the
undesirable. The setuid bits should be turned off of this file.
undesirable. The setuid bits should be turned off of this file.
difficulties in writing a truly secure setuid script make them very
difficulties in writing a truly secure setuid script make them very
possible to write a secure setuid script, due to a race condition in
possible to write a secure setuid script, due to a race condition in
possible to write a secure setuid script, due to a race condition in
solution is to write a wrapper program in C which creates a safe
possible to write a secure setuid script, due to a race condition in
possible to write a secure setuid script, due to a race condition in
possible to write a secure setuid script, due to a race condition in
the Operating System. Even on systems where this is corrected, the
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the Operating System. Even on systems where this is corrected, the
undesirable. The setuid bits should be turned off of this file.
difficulties in writing a truly secure setuid script make them very
the Operating System. Even on systems where this is corrected, the
difficulties in writing a truly secure setuid script make them very
difficulties in writing a truly secure setuid script make them very
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the Operating System. Even on systems where this is corrected, the
If you must run a script under another id, then perhaps the best
difficulties in writing a truly secure setuid script make them very
undesirable. The setuid bits should be turned off of this file.
the Operating System. Even on systems where this is corrected, the
the Operating System. Even on systems where this is corrected, the
undesirable. The setuid bits should be turned off of this file.
the Operating System. Even on systems where this is corrected, the
difficulties in writing a truly secure setuid script make them very
the Operating System. Even on systems where this is corrected, the
difficulties in writing a truly secure setuid script make them very
undesirable. The setuid bits should be turned off of this file.
the Operating System. Even on systems where this is corrected, the
the Operating System. Even on systems where this is corrected, the
the Operating System. Even on systems where this is corrected, the
the Operating System. Even on systems where this is corrected, the
environment for the script, then exec()'s it.
the Operating System. Even on systems where this is corrected, the
the Operating System. Even on systems where this is corrected, the
difficulties in writing a truly secure setuid script make them very
The listed file is a setuid script. On most UNIX machines, it is not
The listed file is a setuid script. On most UNIX machines, it is not
difficulties in writing a truly secure setuid script make them very
If you must run a script under another id, then perhaps the best
difficulties in writing a truly secure setuid script make them very
undesirable. The setuid bits should be turned off of this file.
undesirable. The setuid bits should be turned off of this file.
undesirable. The setuid bits should be turned off of this file.
The listed file is a setuid script. On most UNIX machines, it is not
If you must run a script under another id, then perhaps the best
The listed file is a setuid script. On most UNIX machines, it is not
difficulties in writing a truly secure setuid script make them very
solution is to write a wrapper program in C which creates a safe
If you must run a script under another id, then perhaps the best
If you must run a script under another id, then perhaps the best
difficulties in writing a truly secure setuid script make them very
difficulties in writing a truly secure setuid script make them very
If you must run a script under another id, then perhaps the best
undesirable. The setuid bits should be turned off of this file.
undesirable. The setuid bits should be turned off of this file.
difficulties in writing a truly secure setuid script make them very
undesirable. The setuid bits should be turned off of this file.
difficulties in writing a truly secure setuid script make them very
difficulties in writing a truly secure setuid script make them very
difficulties in writing a truly secure setuid script make them very
difficulties in writing a truly secure setuid script make them very
possible to write a secure setuid script, due to a race condition in
possible to write a secure setuid script, due to a race condition in
undesirable. The setuid bits should be turned off of this file.
environment for the script, then exec()'s it.
If you must run a script under another id, then perhaps the best
undesirable. The setuid bits should be turned off of this file.
solution is to write a wrapper program in C which creates a safe
solution is to write a wrapper program in C which creates a safe
solution is to write a wrapper program in C which creates a safe
solution is to write a wrapper program in C which creates a safe
undesirable. The setuid bits should be turned off of this file.
undesirable. The setuid bits should be turned off of this file.
undesirable. The setuid bits should be turned off of this file.
undesirable. The setuid bits should be turned off of this file.
undesirable. The setuid bits should be turned off of this file.
If you must run a script under another id, then perhaps the best
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undesirable. The setuid bits should be turned off of this file.
undesirable. The setuid bits should be turned off of this file.
undesirable. The setuid bits should be turned off of this file.
undesirable. The setuid bits should be turned off of this file.
the Operating System. Even on systems where this is corrected, the
the Operating System. Even on systems where this is corrected, the
solution is to write a wrapper program in C which creates a safe
the Operating System. Even on systems where this is corrected, the
If you must run a script under another id, then perhaps the best
If you must run a script under another id, then perhaps the best
environment for the script, then exec()'s it.
If you must run a script under another id, then perhaps the best
the Operating System. Even on systems where this is corrected, the
environment for the script, then exec()'s it.
environment for the script, then exec()'s it.
If you must run a script under another id, then perhaps the best
solution is to write a wrapper program in C which creates a safe
environment for the script, then exec()'s it.
If you must run a script under another id, then perhaps the best
solution is to write a wrapper program in C which creates a safe
solution is to write a wrapper program in C which creates a safe
The listed program is a setuid executable, and it appears to contain
If you must run a script under another id, then perhaps the best
difficulties in writing a truly secure setuid script make them very
difficulties in writing a truly secure setuid script make them very
If you must run a script under another id, then perhaps the best
environment for the script, then exec()'s it.
solution is to write a wrapper program in C which creates a safe
difficulties in writing a truly secure setuid script make them very
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environment for the script, then exec()'s it.
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environment for the script, then exec()'s it.
solution is to write a wrapper program in C which creates a safe
solution is to write a wrapper program in C which creates a safe
solution is to write a wrapper program in C which creates a safe
solution is to write a wrapper program in C which creates a safe
solution is to write a wrapper program in C which creates a safe
solution is to write a wrapper program in C which creates a safe
environment for the script, then exec()'s it.
solution is to write a wrapper program in C which creates a safe
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The listed program is a setuid executable, and it appears to contain
relative pathnames (do not start with a '/'). This often represents
The listed program is a setuid executable, and it appears to contain
The listed program is a setuid executable, and it appears to contain
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environment for the script, then exec()'s it.
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environment for the script, then exec()'s it.
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environment for the script, then exec()'s it.
environment for the script, then exec()'s it.
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relative pathnames (do not start with a '/'). This often represents
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solution is to write a wrapper program in C which creates a safe
The listed program is a setuid executable, and it appears to contain
The listed program is a setuid executable, and it appears to contain
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The listed program is a setuid executable, and it appears to contain
a security hole in the program. These relative pathnames can be caused
a security hole in the program. These relative pathnames can be caused
a security hole in the program. These relative pathnames can be caused
by system()* or popen()* calls which do not use full pathnames to the
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relative pathnames (do not start with a '/'). This often represents
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relative pathnames (do not start with a '/'). This often represents
a security hole in the program. These relative pathnames can be caused
The listed program is a setuid executable, and it appears to contain
relative pathnames (do not start with a '/'). This often represents
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pathnames indicating the directories containing the libraries. In any
The listed program is a setuid executable, and it appears to contain
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a security hole in the program. These relative pathnames can be caused
environment for the script, then exec()'s it.
relative pathnames (do not start with a '/'). This often represents
environment for the script, then exec()'s it.
by system()* or popen()* calls which do not use full pathnames to the
environment for the script, then exec()'s it.
The listed program is a setuid executable, and it appears to contain
environment for the script, then exec()'s it.
relative pathnames (do not start with a '/'). This often represents
relative pathnames (do not start with a '/'). This often represents
The listed program is a setuid executable, and it appears to contain
relative pathnames (do not start with a '/'). This often represents
executable, or, on systems which support dynamic linking, relative
relative pathnames (do not start with a '/'). This often represents
by system()* or popen()* calls which do not use full pathnames to the
The listed program is a setuid executable, and it appears to contain
The listed program is a setuid executable, and it appears to contain
The listed program is a setuid executable, and it appears to contain
by system()* or popen()* calls which do not use full pathnames to the
a security hole in the program. These relative pathnames can be caused
by system()* or popen()* calls which do not use full pathnames to the
by system()* or popen()* calls which do not use full pathnames to the
relative pathnames (do not start with a '/'). This often represents
The listed program is a setuid executable, and it appears to contain
a security hole in the program. These relative pathnames can be caused
a security hole in the program. These relative pathnames can be caused
The listed program is a setuid executable, and it appears to contain
relative pathnames (do not start with a '/'). This often represents
The listed program is a setuid executable, and it appears to contain
The listed program is a setuid executable, and it appears to contain
case, these need to be checked.
The listed program is a setuid executable, and it appears to contain
relative pathnames (do not start with a '/'). This often represents
The listed program is a setuid executable, and it appears to contain
The listed program is a setuid executable, and it appears to contain
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relative pathnames (do not start with a '/'). This often represents
relative pathnames (do not start with a '/'). This often represents
relative pathnames (do not start with a '/'). This often represents
a security hole in the program. These relative pathnames can be caused
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by system()* or popen()* calls which do not use full pathnames to the
relative pathnames (do not start with a '/'). This often represents
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executable, or, on systems which support dynamic linking, relative
pathnames indicating the directories containing the libraries. In any
a security hole in the program. These relative pathnames can be caused
by system()* or popen()* calls which do not use full pathnames to the
by system()* or popen()* calls which do not use full pathnames to the
a security hole in the program. These relative pathnames can be caused
by system()* or popen()* calls which do not use full pathnames to the
pathnames indicating the directories containing the libraries. In any
case, these need to be checked.
a security hole in the program. These relative pathnames can be caused
executable, or, on systems which support dynamic linking, relative
by system()* or popen()* calls which do not use full pathnames to the
pathnames indicating the directories containing the libraries. In any
pathnames indicating the directories containing the libraries. In any
by system()* or popen()* calls which do not use full pathnames to the
a security hole in the program. These relative pathnames can be caused
a security hole in the program. These relative pathnames can be caused
a security hole in the program. These relative pathnames can be caused
pathnames indicating the directories containing the libraries. In any
by system()* or popen()* calls which do not use full pathnames to the
executable, or, on systems which support dynamic linking, relative
a security hole in the program. These relative pathnames can be caused
executable, or, on systems which support dynamic linking, relative
a security hole in the program. These relative pathnames can be caused
a security hole in the program. These relative pathnames can be caused
The listed program is a setuid executable, and it appears to contain
a security hole in the program. These relative pathnames can be caused
a security hole in the program. These relative pathnames can be caused
The listed program is a setuid executable, and it appears to contain
a security hole in the program. These relative pathnames can be caused
*Note: system() and popen() should *never* be used from a program
by system()* or popen()* calls which do not use full pathnames to the
The listed program is a setuid executable, and it appears to contain
executable, or, on systems which support dynamic linking, relative
pathnames indicating the directories containing the libraries. In any
The listed program is a setuid executable, and it appears to contain
by system()* or popen()* calls which do not use full pathnames to the
executable, or, on systems which support dynamic linking, relative
case, these need to be checked.
executable, or, on systems which support dynamic linking, relative
by system()* or popen()* calls which do not use full pathnames to the
executable, or, on systems which support dynamic linking, relative
case, these need to be checked.
pathnames indicating the directories containing the libraries. In any
by system()* or popen()* calls which do not use full pathnames to the
executable, or, on systems which support dynamic linking, relative
case, these need to be checked.
executable, or, on systems which support dynamic linking, relative
case, these need to be checked.
executable, or, on systems which support dynamic linking, relative
pathnames indicating the directories containing the libraries. In any
case, these need to be checked.
pathnames indicating the directories containing the libraries. In any
by system()* or popen()* calls which do not use full pathnames to the
by system()* or popen()* calls which do not use full pathnames to the
by system()* or popen()* calls which do not use full pathnames to the
by system()* or popen()* calls which do not use full pathnames to the
by system()* or popen()* calls which do not use full pathnames to the
by system()* or popen()* calls which do not use full pathnames to the
by system()* or popen()* calls which do not use full pathnames to the
relative pathnames (do not start with a '/'). This often represents
executable, or, on systems which support dynamic linking, relative
which is executing with privileges.
by system()* or popen()* calls which do not use full pathnames to the
relative pathnames (do not start with a '/'). This often represents
relative pathnames (do not start with a '/'). This often represents
by system()* or popen()* calls which do not use full pathnames to the
case, these need to be checked.
relative pathnames (do not start with a '/'). This often represents
pathnames indicating the directories containing the libraries. In any
pathnames indicating the directories containing the libraries. In any
executable, or, on systems which support dynamic linking, relative
pathnames indicating the directories containing the libraries. In any
pathnames indicating the directories containing the libraries. In any
executable, or, on systems which support dynamic linking, relative
case, these need to be checked.
*Note: system() and popen() should *never* be used from a program
pathnames indicating the directories containing the libraries. In any
executable, or, on systems which support dynamic linking, relative
pathnames indicating the directories containing the libraries. In any
executable, or, on systems which support dynamic linking, relative
pathnames indicating the directories containing the libraries. In any
case, these need to be checked.
executable, or, on systems which support dynamic linking, relative
executable, or, on systems which support dynamic linking, relative
executable, or, on systems which support dynamic linking, relative
executable, or, on systems which support dynamic linking, relative
executable, or, on systems which support dynamic linking, relative
case, these need to be checked.
executable, or, on systems which support dynamic linking, relative
executable, or, on systems which support dynamic linking, relative
pathnames indicating the directories containing the libraries. In any
*Note: system() and popen() should *never* be used from a program
case, these need to be checked.
pathnames indicating the directories containing the libraries. In any
case, these need to be checked.
*Note: system() and popen() should *never* be used from a program
pathnames indicating the directories containing the libraries. In any
which is executing with privileges.
case, these need to be checked.
case, these need to be checked.
pathnames indicating the directories containing the libraries. In any
case, these need to be checked.
*Note: system() and popen() should *never* be used from a program
*Note: system() and popen() should *never* be used from a program
pathnames indicating the directories containing the libraries. In any
case, these need to be checked.
pathnames indicating the directories containing the libraries. In any
*Note: system() and popen() should *never* be used from a program
pathnames indicating the directories containing the libraries. In any
pathnames indicating the directories containing the libraries. In any
pathnames indicating the directories containing the libraries. In any
pathnames indicating the directories containing the libraries. In any
pathnames indicating the directories containing the libraries. In any
case, these need to be checked.
pathnames indicating the directories containing the libraries. In any
by system()* or popen()* calls which do not use full pathnames to the
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by system()* or popen()* calls which do not use full pathnames to the
pathnames indicating the directories containing the libraries. In any
by system()* or popen()* calls which do not use full pathnames to the
by system()* or popen()* calls which do not use full pathnames to the
which is executing with privileges.
case, these need to be checked.
*Note: system() and popen() should *never* be used from a program
case, these need to be checked.
case, these need to be checked.
which is executing with privileges.
which is executing with privileges.
case, these need to be checked.
case, these need to be checked.
which is executing with privileges.
case, these need to be checked.
case, these need to be checked.
case, these need to be checked.
case, these need to be checked.
*Note: system() and popen() should *never* be used from a program
case, these need to be checked.
executable, or, on systems which support dynamic linking, relative
*Note: system() and popen() should *never* be used from a program
case, these need to be checked.
executable, or, on systems which support dynamic linking, relative
which is executing with privileges.
The database of setuid programs for this platform does not exist, thus
executable, or, on systems which support dynamic linking, relative
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*Note: system() and popen() should *never* be used from a program
*Note: system() and popen() should *never* be used from a program
*Note: system() and popen() should *never* be used from a program
*Note: system() and popen() should *never* be used from a program
pathnames indicating the directories containing the libraries. In any
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which is executing with privileges.
which is executing with privileges.
pathnames indicating the directories containing the libraries. In any
pathnames indicating the directories containing the libraries. In any
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which is executing with privileges.
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*Note: system() and popen() should *never* be used from a program
which is executing with privileges.
*Note: system() and popen() should *never* be used from a program
which is executing with privileges.
*Note: system() and popen() should *never* be used from a program
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which is executing with privileges.
*Note: system() and popen() should *never* be used from a program
*Note: system() and popen() should *never* be used from a program
*Note: system() and popen() should *never* be used from a program
*Note: system() and popen() should *never* be used from a program
which is executing with privileges.
*Note: system() and popen() should *never* be used from a program
case, these need to be checked.
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case, these need to be checked.
case, these need to be checked.
case, these need to be checked.
*Note: system() and popen() should *never* be used from a program
which is executing with privileges.
platform, only those setuid programs that do not appear in the
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which is executing with privileges.
which is executing with privileges.
which is executing with privileges.
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all setuid programs will be listed. When fully configured for a
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which is executing with privileges.
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distribution will be listed.
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platform, only those setuid programs that do not appear in the
all setuid programs will be listed. When fully configured for a
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all setuid programs will be listed. When fully configured for a
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platform, only those setuid programs that do not appear in the
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distribution will be listed.
platform, only those setuid programs that do not appear in the
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platform, only those setuid programs that do not appear in the
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platform, only those setuid programs that do not appear in the
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platform, only those setuid programs that do not appear in the
all setuid programs will be listed. When fully configured for a
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all setuid programs will be listed. When fully configured for a
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platform, only those setuid programs that do not appear in the
distribution will be listed.
which is executing with privileges.
all setuid programs will be listed. When fully configured for a
which is executing with privileges.
platform, only those setuid programs that do not appear in the
which is executing with privileges.
all setuid programs will be listed. When fully configured for a
all setuid programs will be listed. When fully configured for a
all setuid programs will be listed. When fully configured for a
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The database of setuid programs for this platform does not exist, thus
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all setuid programs will be listed. When fully configured for a
all setuid programs will be listed. When fully configured for a
platform, only those setuid programs that do not appear in the
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distribution will be listed.
all setuid programs will be listed. When fully configured for a
all setuid programs will be listed. When fully configured for a
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platform, only those setuid programs that do not appear in the
distribution will be listed.
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distribution will be listed.
platform, only those setuid programs that do not appear in the
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platform, only those setuid programs that do not appear in the
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platform, only those setuid programs that do not appear in the
distribution will be listed.
platform, only those setuid programs that do not appear in the
distribution will be listed.
platform, only those setuid programs that do not appear in the
distribution will be listed.
platform, only those setuid programs that do not appear in the
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distribution will be listed.
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distribution will be listed.
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all setuid programs will be listed. When fully configured for a
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all setuid programs will be listed. When fully configured for a
The listed programs are setuid, but are not in the database of
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setuid programs which appear in the OS distribution.
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platform, only those setuid programs that do not appear in the
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The listed programs are setuid, but are not in the database of
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setuid programs which appear in the OS distribution.
setuid programs which appear in the OS distribution.
setuid programs which appear in the OS distribution.
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distribution will be listed.
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The listed file has an unusual filenames. These include files with
setuid programs which appear in the OS distribution.
setuid programs which appear in the OS distribution.
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The listed programs are setuid, but are not in the database of
setuid programs which appear in the OS distribution.
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The listed programs are setuid, but are not in the database of
The listed programs are setuid, but are not in the database of
setuid programs which appear in the OS distribution.
The listed programs are setuid, but are not in the database of
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setuid programs which appear in the OS distribution.
The listed programs are setuid, but are not in the database of
The listed file has an unusual filenames. These include files with
setuid programs which appear in the OS distribution.
The listed programs are setuid, but are not in the database of
The listed programs are setuid, but are not in the database of
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setuid programs which appear in the OS distribution.
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setuid programs which appear in the OS distribution.
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setuid programs which appear in the OS distribution.
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setuid programs which appear in the OS distribution.
setuid programs which appear in the OS distribution.
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patterns which are reported.
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FS_FILES can be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify the filename
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multiple leading '.', filenames with spaces, etc. The variable
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multiple leading '.', filenames with spaces, etc. The variable
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patterns which are reported.
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patterns which are reported.
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setuid programs which appear in the OS distribution.
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setuid programs which appear in the OS distribution.
multiple leading '.', filenames with spaces, etc. The variable
patterns which are reported.
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multiple leading '.', filenames with spaces, etc. The variable
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locations. These should be checked. The variable FS_DEVDIRS can
patterns which are reported.
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patterns which are reported.
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patterns which are reported.
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patterns which are reported.
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locations. These should be checked. The variable FS_DEVDIRS can
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locations. These should be checked. The variable FS_DEVDIRS can
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locations. These should be checked. The variable FS_DEVDIRS can
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locations. These should be checked. The variable FS_DEVDIRS can
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contain device files.
contain device files.
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contain device files.
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be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify other directories which can
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but you should be aware of its presence, as it can cause unexpected
contain device files.
be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify other directories which can
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be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify other directories which can
contain device files.
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contain device files.
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locations. These should be checked. The variable FS_DEVDIRS can
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contain device files.
contain device files.
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contain device files.
locations. These should be checked. The variable FS_DEVDIRS can
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related to system security. In itself, the link is not dangerous,
contain device files.
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contain device files.
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related to system security. In itself, the link is not dangerous,
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related to system security. In itself, the link is not dangerous,
contain device files.
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results with the 'chown' and 'chmod' commands. On many systems, the
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results with the 'chown' and 'chmod' commands. On many systems, the
results with the 'chown' and 'chmod' commands. On many systems, the
'chown' command does not change the owner of the link itself, but
related to system security. In itself, the link is not dangerous,
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but you should be aware of its presence, as it can cause unexpected
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instead, changes the ownership of the file the link resolves to.
results with the 'chown' and 'chmod' commands. On many systems, the
related to system security. In itself, the link is not dangerous,
but you should be aware of its presence, as it can cause unexpected
related to system security. In itself, the link is not dangerous,
but you should be aware of its presence, as it can cause unexpected
related to system security. In itself, the link is not dangerous,
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related to system security. In itself, the link is not dangerous,
the simple act of performing a
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results with the 'chown' and 'chmod' commands. On many systems, the
results with the 'chown' and 'chmod' commands. On many systems, the
but you should be aware of its presence, as it can cause unexpected
but you should be aware of its presence, as it can cause unexpected
results with the 'chown' and 'chmod' commands. On many systems, the
results with the 'chown' and 'chmod' commands. On many systems, the
results with the 'chown' and 'chmod' commands. On many systems, the
results with the 'chown' and 'chmod' commands. On many systems, the
but you should be aware of its presence, as it can cause unexpected
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but you should be aware of its presence, as it can cause unexpected
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instead, changes the ownership of the file the link resolves to.
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'chown' command does not change the owner of the link itself, but
instead, changes the ownership of the file the link resolves to.
but you should be aware of its presence, as it can cause unexpected
instead, changes the ownership of the file the link resolves to.
results with the 'chown' and 'chmod' commands. On many systems, the
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instead, changes the ownership of the file the link resolves to.
but you should be aware of its presence, as it can cause unexpected
'chown' command does not change the owner of the link itself, but
results with the 'chown' and 'chmod' commands. On many systems, the
results with the 'chown' and 'chmod' commands. On many systems, the
but you should be aware of its presence, as it can cause unexpected
instead, changes the ownership of the file the link resolves to.
but you should be aware of its presence, as it can cause unexpected
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but you should be aware of its presence, as it can cause unexpected
instead, changes the ownership of the file the link resolves to.
but you should be aware of its presence, as it can cause unexpected
the simple act of performing a
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results with the 'chown' and 'chmod' commands. On many systems, the
'chown' command does not change the owner of the link itself, but
results with the 'chown' and 'chmod' commands. On many systems, the
'chown' command does not change the owner of the link itself, but
'chown' command does not change the owner of the link itself, but
related to system security. In itself, the link is not dangerous,
results with the 'chown' and 'chmod' commands. On many systems, the
'chown' command does not change the owner of the link itself, but
'chown' command does not change the owner of the link itself, but
results with the 'chown' and 'chmod' commands. On many systems, the
The same type of problem exists for 'chmod' on most systems. Thus,
related to system security. In itself, the link is not dangerous,
instead, changes the ownership of the file the link resolves to.
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results with the 'chown' and 'chmod' commands. On many systems, the
instead, changes the ownership of the file the link resolves to.
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The same type of problem exists for 'chmod' on most systems. Thus,
the simple act of performing a
The same type of problem exists for 'chmod' on most systems. Thus,
related to system security. In itself, the link is not dangerous,
'chown' command does not change the owner of the link itself, but
'chown' command does not change the owner of the link itself, but
instead, changes the ownership of the file the link resolves to.
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results with the 'chown' and 'chmod' commands. On many systems, the
results with the 'chown' and 'chmod' commands. On many systems, the
related to system security. In itself, the link is not dangerous,
results with the 'chown' and 'chmod' commands. On many systems, the
results with the 'chown' and 'chmod' commands. On many systems, the
chown -R joeuser /home/joeuser
results with the 'chown' and 'chmod' commands. On many systems, the
The same type of problem exists for 'chmod' on most systems. Thus,
instead, changes the ownership of the file the link resolves to.
'chown' command does not change the owner of the link itself, but
'chown' command does not change the owner of the link itself, but
instead, changes the ownership of the file the link resolves to.
but you should be aware of its presence, as it can cause unexpected
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'chown' command does not change the owner of the link itself, but
instead, changes the ownership of the file the link resolves to.
instead, changes the ownership of the file the link resolves to.
instead, changes the ownership of the file the link resolves to.
instead, changes the ownership of the file the link resolves to.
but you should be aware of its presence, as it can cause unexpected
the simple act of performing a
the simple act of performing a
The same type of problem exists for 'chmod' on most systems. Thus,
'chown' command does not change the owner of the link itself, but
instead, changes the ownership of the file the link resolves to.
the simple act of performing a
The same type of problem exists for 'chmod' on most systems. Thus,
the simple act of performing a
but you should be aware of its presence, as it can cause unexpected
instead, changes the ownership of the file the link resolves to.
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instead, changes the ownership of the file the link resolves to.
the simple act of performing a
'chown' command does not change the owner of the link itself, but
'chown' command does not change the owner of the link itself, but
but you should be aware of its presence, as it can cause unexpected
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'chown' command does not change the owner of the link itself, but
the simple act of performing a
The same type of problem exists for 'chmod' on most systems. Thus,
'chown' command does not change the owner of the link itself, but
instead, changes the ownership of the file the link resolves to.
chown -R joeuser /home/joeuser
The same type of problem exists for 'chmod' on most systems. Thus,
instead, changes the ownership of the file the link resolves to.
results with the 'chown' and 'chmod' commands. On many systems, the
instead, changes the ownership of the file the link resolves to.
instead, changes the ownership of the file the link resolves to.
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The same type of problem exists for 'chmod' on most systems. Thus,
results with the 'chown' and 'chmod' commands. On many systems, the
The same type of problem exists for 'chmod' on most systems. Thus,
The same type of problem exists for 'chmod' on most systems. Thus,
instead, changes the ownership of the file the link resolves to.
the simple act of performing a
the simple act of performing a
The same type of problem exists for 'chmod' on most systems. Thus,
results with the 'chown' and 'chmod' commands. On many systems, the
chown -R joeuser /home/joeuser
the simple act of performing a
The same type of problem exists for 'chmod' on most systems. Thus,
The same type of problem exists for 'chmod' on most systems. Thus,
instead, changes the ownership of the file the link resolves to.
results with the 'chown' and 'chmod' commands. On many systems, the
instead, changes the ownership of the file the link resolves to.
the simple act of performing a
instead, changes the ownership of the file the link resolves to.
instead, changes the ownership of the file the link resolves to.
instead, changes the ownership of the file the link resolves to.
could potentially change the owner of a system file to 'joeuser'.
The same type of problem exists for 'chmod' on most systems. Thus,
the simple act of performing a
The same type of problem exists for 'chmod' on most systems. Thus,
'chown' command does not change the owner of the link itself, but
The same type of problem exists for 'chmod' on most systems. Thus,
The same type of problem exists for 'chmod' on most systems. Thus,
the simple act of performing a
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chown -R joeuser /home/joeuser
the simple act of performing a
the simple act of performing a
the simple act of performing a
chown -R joeuser /home/joeuser
chown -R joeuser /home/joeuser
chown -R joeuser /home/joeuser
the simple act of performing a
'chown' command does not change the owner of the link itself, but
The same type of problem exists for 'chmod' on most systems. Thus,
the simple act of performing a
chown -R joeuser /home/joeuser
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The same type of problem exists for 'chmod' on most systems. Thus,
The same type of problem exists for 'chmod' on most systems. Thus,
the simple act of performing a
chown -R joeuser /home/joeuser
the simple act of performing a
'chown' command does not change the owner of the link itself, but
The same type of problem exists for 'chmod' on most systems. Thus,
The same type of problem exists for 'chmod' on most systems. Thus,
the simple act of performing a
instead, changes the ownership of the file the link resolves to.
could potentially change the owner of a system file to 'joeuser'.
the simple act of performing a
the simple act of performing a
instead, changes the ownership of the file the link resolves to.
chown -R joeuser /home/joeuser
chown -R joeuser /home/joeuser
instead, changes the ownership of the file the link resolves to.
the simple act of performing a
chown -R joeuser /home/joeuser
could potentially change the owner of a system file to 'joeuser'.
the simple act of performing a
the simple act of performing a
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the simple act of performing a
chown -R joeuser /home/joeuser
instead, changes the ownership of the file the link resolves to.
the simple act of performing a
the simple act of performing a
chown -R joeuser /home/joeuser
The same type of problem exists for 'chmod' on most systems. Thus,
chown -R joeuser /home/joeuser
chown -R joeuser /home/joeuser
could potentially change the owner of a system file to 'joeuser'.
The same type of problem exists for 'chmod' on most systems. Thus,
could potentially change the owner of a system file to 'joeuser'.
The same type of problem exists for 'chmod' on most systems. Thus,
chown -R joeuser /home/joeuser
could potentially change the owner of a system file to 'joeuser'.
could potentially change the owner of a system file to 'joeuser'.
chown -R joeuser /home/joeuser
chown -R joeuser /home/joeuser
could potentially change the owner of a system file to 'joeuser'.
The listed directories are world writable. These provide a location
could potentially change the owner of a system file to 'joeuser'.
chown -R joeuser /home/joeuser
chown -R joeuser /home/joeuser
The same type of problem exists for 'chmod' on most systems. Thus,
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chown -R joeuser /home/joeuser
the simple act of performing a
chown -R joeuser /home/joeuser
chown -R joeuser /home/joeuser
the simple act of performing a
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could potentially change the owner of a system file to 'joeuser'.
chown -R joeuser /home/joeuser
chown -R joeuser /home/joeuser
chown -R joeuser /home/joeuser
chown -R joeuser /home/joeuser
the simple act of performing a
could potentially change the owner of a system file to 'joeuser'.
could potentially change the owner of a system file to 'joeuser'.
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could potentially change the owner of a system file to 'joeuser'.
could potentially change the owner of a system file to 'joeuser'.
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could potentially change the owner of a system file to 'joeuser'.
files.
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chown -R joeuser /home/joeuser
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difficulties in writing a truly secure setuid script make them very
undesirable. The setuid bits should be turned off of this file.
difficulties in writing a truly secure setuid script make them very
difficulties in writing a truly secure setuid script make them very
possible to write a secure setuid script, due to a race condition in
possible to write a secure setuid script, due to a race condition in
undesirable. The setuid bits should be turned off of this file.
If you must run a script under another id, then perhaps the best
solution is to write a wrapper program in C which creates a safe
undesirable. The setuid bits should be turned off of this file.
environment for the script, then exec()'s it.
If you must run a script under another id, then perhaps the best
solution is to write a wrapper program in C which creates a safe
If you must run a script under another id, then perhaps the best
difficulties in writing a truly secure setuid script make them very
solution is to write a wrapper program in C which creates a safe
solution is to write a wrapper program in C which creates a safe
solution is to write a wrapper program in C which creates a safe
If you must run a script under another id, then perhaps the best
If you must run a script under another id, then perhaps the best
solution is to write a wrapper program in C which creates a safe
environment for the script, then exec()'s it.
If you must run a script under another id, then perhaps the best
environment for the script, then exec()'s it.
If you must run a script under another id, then perhaps the best
If you must run a script under another id, then perhaps the best
environment for the script, then exec()'s it.
If you must run a script under another id, then perhaps the best
If you must run a script under another id, then perhaps the best
relative pathnames (do not start with a '/'). This often represents
If you must run a script under another id, then perhaps the best
solution is to write a wrapper program in C which creates a safe
If you must run a script under another id, then perhaps the best
If you must run a script under another id, then perhaps the best
undesirable. The setuid bits should be turned off of this file.
solution is to write a wrapper program in C which creates a safe
undesirable. The setuid bits should be turned off of this file.
environment for the script, then exec()'s it.
undesirable. The setuid bits should be turned off of this file.
solution is to write a wrapper program in C which creates a safe
environment for the script, then exec()'s it.
undesirable. The setuid bits should be turned off of this file.
environment for the script, then exec()'s it.
solution is to write a wrapper program in C which creates a safe
a security hole in the program. These relative pathnames can be caused
solution is to write a wrapper program in C which creates a safe
solution is to write a wrapper program in C which creates a safe
environment for the script, then exec()'s it.
solution is to write a wrapper program in C which creates a safe
The listed program is a setuid executable, and it appears to contain
environment for the script, then exec()'s it.
The listed program is a setuid executable, and it appears to contain
environment for the script, then exec()'s it.
by system()* or popen()* calls which do not use full pathnames to the
environment for the script, then exec()'s it.
environment for the script, then exec()'s it.
environment for the script, then exec()'s it.
environment for the script, then exec()'s it.
If you must run a script under another id, then perhaps the best
environment for the script, then exec()'s it.
The listed program is a setuid executable, and it appears to contain
If you must run a script under another id, then perhaps the best
environment for the script, then exec()'s it.
relative pathnames (do not start with a '/'). This often represents
If you must run a script under another id, then perhaps the best
relative pathnames (do not start with a '/'). This often represents
a security hole in the program. These relative pathnames can be caused
The listed program is a setuid executable, and it appears to contain
The listed program is a setuid executable, and it appears to contain
relative pathnames (do not start with a '/'). This often represents
The listed program is a setuid executable, and it appears to contain
solution is to write a wrapper program in C which creates a safe
executable, or, on systems which support dynamic linking, relative
relative pathnames (do not start with a '/'). This often represents
solution is to write a wrapper program in C which creates a safe
The listed program is a setuid executable, and it appears to contain
a security hole in the program. These relative pathnames can be caused
solution is to write a wrapper program in C which creates a safe
a security hole in the program. These relative pathnames can be caused
by system()* or popen()* calls which do not use full pathnames to the
executable, or, on systems which support dynamic linking, relative
relative pathnames (do not start with a '/'). This often represents
a security hole in the program. These relative pathnames can be caused
a security hole in the program. These relative pathnames can be caused
relative pathnames (do not start with a '/'). This often represents
a security hole in the program. These relative pathnames can be caused
pathnames indicating the directories containing the libraries. In any
executable, or, on systems which support dynamic linking, relative
a security hole in the program. These relative pathnames can be caused
relative pathnames (do not start with a '/'). This often represents
executable, or, on systems which support dynamic linking, relative
relative pathnames (do not start with a '/'). This often represents
by system()* or popen()* calls which do not use full pathnames to the
executable, or, on systems which support dynamic linking, relative
relative pathnames (do not start with a '/'). This often represents
a security hole in the program. These relative pathnames can be caused
relative pathnames (do not start with a '/'). This often represents
by system()* or popen()* calls which do not use full pathnames to the
relative pathnames (do not start with a '/'). This often represents
executable, or, on systems which support dynamic linking, relative
by system()* or popen()* calls which do not use full pathnames to the
a security hole in the program. These relative pathnames can be caused
relative pathnames (do not start with a '/'). This often represents
a security hole in the program. These relative pathnames can be caused
a security hole in the program. These relative pathnames can be caused
a security hole in the program. These relative pathnames can be caused
executable, or, on systems which support dynamic linking, relative
a security hole in the program. These relative pathnames can be caused
case, these need to be checked.
which is executing with privileges.
*Note: system() and popen() should *never* be used from a program
case, these need to be checked.
executable, or, on systems which support dynamic linking, relative
*Note: system() and popen() should *never* be used from a program
*Note: system() and popen() should *never* be used from a program
which is executing with privileges.
*Note: system() and popen() should *never* be used from a program
*Note: system() and popen() should *never* be used from a program
pathnames indicating the directories containing the libraries. In any
all setuid programs will be listed. When fully configured for a
*Note: system() and popen() should *never* be used from a program
which is executing with privileges.
which is executing with privileges.
The database of setuid programs for this platform does not exist, thus
which is executing with privileges.
*Note: system() and popen() should *never* be used from a program
*Note: system() and popen() should *never* be used from a program
The database of setuid programs for this platform does not exist, thus
all setuid programs will be listed. When fully configured for a
The database of setuid programs for this platform does not exist, thus
The database of setuid programs for this platform does not exist, thus
The database of setuid programs for this platform does not exist, thus
which is executing with privileges.
which is executing with privileges.
The database of setuid programs for this platform does not exist, thus
which is executing with privileges.
which is executing with privileges.
which is executing with privileges.
which is executing with privileges.
which is executing with privileges.
The database of setuid programs for this platform does not exist, thus
all setuid programs will be listed. When fully configured for a
all setuid programs will be listed. When fully configured for a
The database of setuid programs for this platform does not exist, thus
*Note: system() and popen() should *never* be used from a program
The database of setuid programs for this platform does not exist, thus
all setuid programs will be listed. When fully configured for a
*Note: system() and popen() should *never* be used from a program
The database of setuid programs for this platform does not exist, thus
*Note: system() and popen() should *never* be used from a program
*Note: system() and popen() should *never* be used from a program
all setuid programs will be listed. When fully configured for a
The database of setuid programs for this platform does not exist, thus
The database of setuid programs for this platform does not exist, thus
The database of setuid programs for this platform does not exist, thus
distribution will be listed.
distribution will be listed.
all setuid programs will be listed. When fully configured for a
The database of setuid programs for this platform does not exist, thus
The database of setuid programs for this platform does not exist, thus
The database of setuid programs for this platform does not exist, thus
distribution will be listed.
The database of setuid programs for this platform does not exist, thus
all setuid programs will be listed. When fully configured for a
The database of setuid programs for this platform does not exist, thus
all setuid programs will be listed. When fully configured for a
all setuid programs will be listed. When fully configured for a
distribution will be listed.
The database of setuid programs for this platform does not exist, thus
The database of setuid programs for this platform does not exist, thus
platform, only those setuid programs that do not appear in the
The database of setuid programs for this platform does not exist, thus
The database of setuid programs for this platform does not exist, thus
all setuid programs will be listed. When fully configured for a
platform, only those setuid programs that do not appear in the
distribution will be listed.
The listed programs are setuid, but are not in the database of
platform, only those setuid programs that do not appear in the
distribution will be listed.
platform, only those setuid programs that do not appear in the
platform, only those setuid programs that do not appear in the
platform, only those setuid programs that do not appear in the
all setuid programs will be listed. When fully configured for a
all setuid programs will be listed. When fully configured for a
all setuid programs will be listed. When fully configured for a
all setuid programs will be listed. When fully configured for a
platform, only those setuid programs that do not appear in the
platform, only those setuid programs that do not appear in the
all setuid programs will be listed. When fully configured for a
all setuid programs will be listed. When fully configured for a
platform, only those setuid programs that do not appear in the
setuid programs which appear in the OS distribution.
distribution will be listed.
distribution will be listed.
distribution will be listed.
The listed programs are setuid, but are not in the database of
platform, only those setuid programs that do not appear in the
platform, only those setuid programs that do not appear in the
distribution will be listed.
The listed programs are setuid, but are not in the database of
The database of setuid programs for this platform does not exist, thus
platform, only those setuid programs that do not appear in the
platform, only those setuid programs that do not appear in the
platform, only those setuid programs that do not appear in the
The database of setuid programs for this platform does not exist, thus
The database of setuid programs for this platform does not exist, thus
distribution will be listed.
The database of setuid programs for this platform does not exist, thus
setuid programs which appear in the OS distribution.
The listed programs are setuid, but are not in the database of
distribution will be listed.
distribution will be listed.
The listed programs are setuid, but are not in the database of
distribution will be listed.
The listed programs are setuid, but are not in the database of
distribution will be listed.
distribution will be listed.
The listed programs are setuid, but are not in the database of
distribution will be listed.
distribution will be listed.
setuid programs which appear in the OS distribution.
distribution will be listed.
all setuid programs will be listed. When fully configured for a
all setuid programs will be listed. When fully configured for a
distribution will be listed.
setuid programs which appear in the OS distribution.
setuid programs which appear in the OS distribution.
setuid programs which appear in the OS distribution.
The listed programs are setuid, but are not in the database of
platform, only those setuid programs that do not appear in the
The listed programs are setuid, but are not in the database of
The listed programs are setuid, but are not in the database of
The listed programs are setuid, but are not in the database of
platform, only those setuid programs that do not appear in the
setuid programs which appear in the OS distribution.
The listed file has an unusual filenames. These include files with
platform, only those setuid programs that do not appear in the
setuid programs which appear in the OS distribution.
The listed programs are setuid, but are not in the database of
setuid programs which appear in the OS distribution.
The listed programs are setuid, but are not in the database of
distribution will be listed.
The listed programs are setuid, but are not in the database of
multiple leading '.', filenames with spaces, etc. The variable
distribution will be listed.
The listed programs are setuid, but are not in the database of
distribution will be listed.
The listed programs are setuid, but are not in the database of
The listed programs are setuid, but are not in the database of
setuid programs which appear in the OS distribution.
The listed programs are setuid, but are not in the database of
multiple leading '.', filenames with spaces, etc. The variable
setuid programs which appear in the OS distribution.
The listed file has an unusual filenames. These include files with
setuid programs which appear in the OS distribution.
setuid programs which appear in the OS distribution.
The listed file has an unusual filenames. These include files with
The listed file has an unusual filenames. These include files with
setuid programs which appear in the OS distribution.
multiple leading '.', filenames with spaces, etc. The variable
setuid programs which appear in the OS distribution.
setuid programs which appear in the OS distribution.
multiple leading '.', filenames with spaces, etc. The variable
multiple leading '.', filenames with spaces, etc. The variable
multiple leading '.', filenames with spaces, etc. The variable
FS_FILES can be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify the filename
The listed programs are setuid, but are not in the database of
The listed file has an unusual filenames. These include files with
The listed programs are setuid, but are not in the database of
The listed file has an unusual filenames. These include files with
The listed file has an unusual filenames. These include files with
The listed programs are setuid, but are not in the database of
The listed programs are setuid, but are not in the database of
multiple leading '.', filenames with spaces, etc. The variable
FS_FILES can be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify the filename
The listed file has an unusual filenames. These include files with
The listed file has an unusual filenames. These include files with
multiple leading '.', filenames with spaces, etc. The variable
patterns which are reported.
The listed file has an unusual filenames. These include files with
The listed file has an unusual filenames. These include files with
The listed file has an unusual filenames. These include files with
multiple leading '.', filenames with spaces, etc. The variable
FS_FILES can be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify the filename
multiple leading '.', filenames with spaces, etc. The variable
patterns which are reported.
The listed file has an unusual filenames. These include files with
The listed file has an unusual filenames. These include files with
patterns which are reported.
multiple leading '.', filenames with spaces, etc. The variable
The listed file has an unusual filenames. These include files with
The listed file has an unusual filenames. These include files with
FS_FILES can be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify the filename
FS_FILES can be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify the filename
multiple leading '.', filenames with spaces, etc. The variable
The listed file has an unusual filenames. These include files with
The listed file has an unusual filenames. These include files with
The listed files are device files that are located in non-standard
patterns which are reported.
FS_FILES can be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify the filename
patterns which are reported.
multiple leading '.', filenames with spaces, etc. The variable
multiple leading '.', filenames with spaces, etc. The variable
multiple leading '.', filenames with spaces, etc. The variable
multiple leading '.', filenames with spaces, etc. The variable
FS_FILES can be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify the filename
patterns which are reported.
FS_FILES can be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify the filename
multiple leading '.', filenames with spaces, etc. The variable
multiple leading '.', filenames with spaces, etc. The variable
patterns which are reported.
multiple leading '.', filenames with spaces, etc. The variable
multiple leading '.', filenames with spaces, etc. The variable
patterns which are reported.
FS_FILES can be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify the filename
multiple leading '.', filenames with spaces, etc. The variable
FS_FILES can be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify the filename
patterns which are reported.
FS_FILES can be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify the filename
FS_FILES can be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify the filename
The listed file has an unusual filenames. These include files with
be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify other directories which can
The listed files are device files that are located in non-standard
patterns which are reported.
locations. These should be checked. The variable FS_DEVDIRS can
patterns which are reported.
The listed files are device files that are located in non-standard
patterns which are reported.
The listed files are device files that are located in non-standard
multiple leading '.', filenames with spaces, etc. The variable
patterns which are reported.
The listed files are device files that are located in non-standard
multiple leading '.', filenames with spaces, etc. The variable
The listed files are device files that are located in non-standard
locations. These should be checked. The variable FS_DEVDIRS can
patterns which are reported.
patterns which are reported.
patterns which are reported.
multiple leading '.', filenames with spaces, etc. The variable
patterns which are reported.
contain device files.
multiple leading '.', filenames with spaces, etc. The variable
locations. These should be checked. The variable FS_DEVDIRS can
locations. These should be checked. The variable FS_DEVDIRS can
The listed files are device files that are located in non-standard
The listed files are device files that are located in non-standard
locations. These should be checked. The variable FS_DEVDIRS can
FS_FILES can be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify the filename
be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify other directories which can
The listed files are device files that are located in non-standard
FS_FILES can be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify the filename
FS_FILES can be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify the filename
The listed files are device files that are located in non-standard
locations. These should be checked. The variable FS_DEVDIRS can
The listed files are device files that are located in non-standard
contain device files.
locations. These should be checked. The variable FS_DEVDIRS can
The listed files are device files that are located in non-standard
locations. These should be checked. The variable FS_DEVDIRS can
be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify other directories which can
contain device files.
locations. These should be checked. The variable FS_DEVDIRS can
The listed files are device files that are located in non-standard
contain device files.
The listed files are device files that are located in non-standard
The listed files are device files that are located in non-standard
locations. These should be checked. The variable FS_DEVDIRS can
contain device files.
be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify other directories which can
The listed files are device files that are located in non-standard
locations. These should be checked. The variable FS_DEVDIRS can
The listed files are device files that are located in non-standard
The listed files are device files that are located in non-standard
The listed files are device files that are located in non-standard
contain device files.
contain device files.
The listed files are device files that are located in non-standard
locations. These should be checked. The variable FS_DEVDIRS can
The listed files are device files that are located in non-standard
The indicated file is a symbolic link to a system file which is
be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify other directories which can
locations. These should be checked. The variable FS_DEVDIRS can
be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify other directories which can
contain device files.
be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify other directories which can
be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify other directories which can
be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify other directories which can
locations. These should be checked. The variable FS_DEVDIRS can
locations. These should be checked. The variable FS_DEVDIRS can
contain device files.
be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify other directories which can
locations. These should be checked. The variable FS_DEVDIRS can
locations. These should be checked. The variable FS_DEVDIRS can
be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify other directories which can
be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify other directories which can
locations. These should be checked. The variable FS_DEVDIRS can
locations. These should be checked. The variable FS_DEVDIRS can
be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify other directories which can
related to system security. In itself, the link is not dangerous,
contain device files.
locations. These should be checked. The variable FS_DEVDIRS can
locations. These should be checked. The variable FS_DEVDIRS can
contain device files.
contain device files.
be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify other directories which can
be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify other directories which can
contain device files.
The listed files are device files that are located in non-standard
be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify other directories which can
be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify other directories which can
The indicated file is a symbolic link to a system file which is
contain device files.
The indicated file is a symbolic link to a system file which is
contain device files.
locations. These should be checked. The variable FS_DEVDIRS can
related to system security. In itself, the link is not dangerous,
contain device files.
contain device files.
contain device files.
contain device files.
but you should be aware of its presence, as it can cause unexpected
locations. These should be checked. The variable FS_DEVDIRS can
results with the 'chown' and 'chmod' commands. On many systems, the
The indicated file is a symbolic link to a system file which is
related to system security. In itself, the link is not dangerous,
be set in the 'tigerrc' file to specify other directories which can
The indicated file is a symbolic link to a system file which is
related to system security. In itself, the link is not dangerous,
The indicated file is a symbolic link to a system file which is
results with the 'chown' and 'chmod' commands. On many systems, the
'chown' command does not change the owner of the link itself, but
The indicated file is a symbolic link to a system file which is
but you should be aware of its presence, as it can cause unexpected
results with the 'chown' and 'chmod' commands. On many systems, the
but you should be aware of its presence, as it can cause unexpected
results with the 'chown' and 'chmod' commands. On many systems, the
The indicated file is a symbolic link to a system file which is
related to system security. In itself, the link is not dangerous,
results with the 'chown' and 'chmod' commands. On many systems, the
but you should be aware of its presence, as it can cause unexpected
'chown' command does not change the owner of the link itself, but
The indicated file is a symbolic link to a system file which is
related to system security. In itself, the link is not dangerous,
results with the 'chown' and 'chmod' commands. On many systems, the
The indicated file is a symbolic link to a system file which is
related to system security. In itself, the link is not dangerous,
results with the 'chown' and 'chmod' commands. On many systems, the
The indicated file is a symbolic link to a system file which is
The indicated file is a symbolic link to a system file which is
but you should be aware of its presence, as it can cause unexpected
The same type of problem exists for 'chmod' on most systems. Thus,
instead, changes the ownership of the file the link resolves to.
The indicated file is a symbolic link to a system file which is
related to system security. In itself, the link is not dangerous,
but you should be aware of its presence, as it can cause unexpected
related to system security. In itself, the link is not dangerous,
but you should be aware of its presence, as it can cause unexpected
but you should be aware of its presence, as it can cause unexpected
chown -R joeuser /home/joeuser
could potentially change the owner of a system file to 'joeuser'.
the simple act of performing a
could potentially change the owner of a system file to 'joeuser'.
chown -R joeuser /home/joeuser
for intruders to store files. They should be checked for unusual
chown -R joeuser /home/joeuser
could potentially change the owner of a system file to 'joeuser'.
could potentially change the owner of a system file to 'joeuser'.
could potentially change the owner of a system file to 'joeuser'.
could potentially change the owner of a system file to 'joeuser'.
chown -R joeuser /home/joeuser
could potentially change the owner of a system file to 'joeuser'.
for intruders to store files. They should be checked for unusual
could potentially change the owner of a system file to 'joeuser'.
The listed directories are world writable. These provide a location
could potentially change the owner of a system file to 'joeuser'.
for intruders to store files. They should be checked for unusual
The listed directories are world writable. These provide a location
could potentially change the owner of a system file to 'joeuser'.
could potentially change the owner of a system file to 'joeuser'.
could potentially change the owner of a system file to 'joeuser'.
The listed directories are world writable. These provide a location
could potentially change the owner of a system file to 'joeuser'.
chown -R joeuser /home/joeuser