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CERT Advisory CA-91:22 CERT Advisory CA-91:22 CERT Advisory CA-91:22 CERT Advisory CA-91:22 CERT Advisory CA-91:22 CERT Advisory CA-91:22 CERT Advisory CA-91:22 The `loadmodule' executable from OpenWindows 3.0 contains a security vulnerability that can allow a local user to gain root access. The `loadmodule' executable from OpenWindows 3.0 contains a security The `loadmodule' executable from OpenWindows 3.0 contains a security vulnerability that can allow a local user to gain root access. CERT Advisory CA-91:22

vulnerability that can allow a local user to gain root access.

The `loadmodule' executable from OpenWindows 3.0 contains a security

vulnerability that can allow a local user to gain root access.

vulnerability that can allow a local user to gain root access.

vulnerability that can allow a local user to gain root access.

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vulnerability that can allow a local user to gain root access.

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security vulnerability that can allow a local user to gain root access. This applies to OpenWindows 3.0. access. This applies to OpenWindows 3.0.

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security vulnerability that can allow a local user to gain root

CERT Advisory CA-91:22 The `loadmodule' executable installed on this machine may contain a security vulnerability that can allow a local user to gain root CERT Advisory CA-91:22 CERT Advisory CA-91:22 CERT Advisory CA-91:22 security vulnerability that can allow a local user to gain root CERT Advisory CA-91:22 access. This applies to OpenWindows 3.0. CERT Advisory CA-91:22 CERT Advisory CA-91:22 CERT Advisory CA-91:22 CERT Advisory CA-91:22 CERT Advisory CA-91:22 CERT Advisory CA-91:22 CERT Advisory CA-91:22 CERT Advisory CA-91:22 CERT Advisory CA-91:22 CERT Advisory CA-91:22 CERT Advisory CA-91:22 CERT Advisory CA-91:22 CERT Advisory CA-91:22 CERT Advisory CA-91:22 security vulnerability that can allow a local user to gain root security vulnerability that can allow a local user to gain root security vulnerability that can allow a local user to gain root CERT Advisory CA-91:22 access. This applies to OpenWindows 3.0. Sun Patch 100448-01 provides a fix for this.

Sun Patch 100448-01 provides a fix for this.

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security vulnerability that can allow a local user to gain root

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to check it for vulnerabilities. If you have OpenWindows 3.0 installed, to check it for vulnerabilities. If you have OpenWindows 3.0 installed,























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to check it for vulnerabilities. If you have OpenWindows 3.0 installed, then you should set the environment variable OPENWINHOME to point to then you should set the environment variable OPENWINHOME to point to to check it for vulnerabilities. If you have OpenWindows 3.0 installed, The OpenWindows binary `loadmodule' could not be located in order Sun Patch 100448-01 provides a fix for this. then you should set the environment variable OPENWINHOME to point to Sun Patch 100448-01 provides a fix for this.

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the OpenWindows installation directory and rerun the security checking then you should set the environment variable OPENWINHOME to point to The OpenWindows binary `loadmodule' could not be located in order The OpenWindows binary `loadmodule' could not be located in order system. For example: The OpenWindows binary `loadmodule' could not be located in order system. For example: The OpenWindows binary `loadmodule' could not be located in order The OpenWindows binary `loadmodule' could not be located in order the OpenWindows installation directory and rerun the security checking The OpenWindows binary `loadmodule' could not be located in order The OpenWindows binary `loadmodule' could not be located in order The OpenWindows binary `loadmodule' could not be located in order The OpenWindows binary `loadmodule' could not be located in order The OpenWindows binary `loadmodule' could not be located in order The OpenWindows binary `loadmodule' could not be located in order The OpenWindows binary `loadmodule' could not be located in order The OpenWindows binary `loadmodule' could not be located in order the OpenWindows installation directory and rerun the security checking The OpenWindows binary `loadmodule' could not be located in order the OpenWindows installation directory and rerun the security checking The OpenWindows binary `loadmodule' could not be located in order The OpenWindows binary `loadmodule' could not be located in order system. For example:

the OpenWindows installation directory and rerun the security checking

setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/local/openwin setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/local/openwin to check it for vulnerabilities. If you have OpenWindows 3.0 installed, system. For example: to check it for vulnerabilities. If you have OpenWindows 3.0 installed, to check it for vulnerabilities. If you have OpenWindows 3.0 installed, the OpenWindows installation directory and rerun the security checking to check it for vulnerabilities. If you have OpenWindows 3.0 installed, system. For example: to check it for vulnerabilities. If you have OpenWindows 3.0 installed, to check it for vulnerabilities. If you have OpenWindows 3.0 installed, setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/local/openwin

to check it for vulnerabilities. If you have OpenWindows 3.0 installed,

to check it for vulnerabilities. If you have OpenWindows 3.0 installed, to check it for vulnerabilities. If you have OpenWindows 3.0 installed, to check it for vulnerabilities. If you have OpenWindows 3.0 installed, to check it for vulnerabilities. If you have OpenWindows 3.0 installed, system. For example: to check it for vulnerabilities. If you have OpenWindows 3.0 installed, to check it for vulnerabilities. If you have OpenWindows 3.0 installed, to check it for vulnerabilities. If you have OpenWindows 3.0 installed, to check it for vulnerabilities. If you have OpenWindows 3.0 installed, to check it for vulnerabilities. If you have OpenWindows 3.0 installed, system. For example: to check it for vulnerabilities. If you have OpenWindows 3.0 installed, to check it for vulnerabilities. If you have OpenWindows 3.0 installed,

to check it for vulnerabilities. If you have OpenWindows 3.0 installed, system. For example: setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/local/openwin to check it for vulnerabilities. If you have OpenWindows 3.0 installed, setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/local/openwin

system. For example:

then you should set the environment variable OPENWINHOME to point to

then you should set the environment variable OPENWINHOME to point to then you should set the environment variable OPENWINHOME to point to then you should set the environment variable OPENWINHOME to point to then you should set the environment variable OPENWINHOME to point to system. For example: then you should set the environment variable OPENWINHOME to point to

setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/local/openwin

then you should set the environment variable OPENWINHOME to point to setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/local/openwin then you should set the environment variable OPENWINHOME to point to then you should set the environment variable OPENWINHOME to point to then you should set the environment variable OPENWINHOME to point to then you should set the environment variable OPENWINHOME to point to

then you should set the environment variable OPENWINHOME to point to then you should set the environment variable OPENWINHOME to point to then you should set the environment variable OPENWINHOME to point to then you should set the environment variable OPENWINHOME to point to then you should set the environment variable OPENWINHOME to point to then you should set the environment variable OPENWINHOME to point to

then you should set the environment variable OPENWINHOME to point to setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/local/openwin then you should set the environment variable OPENWINHOME to point to then you should set the environment variable OPENWINHOME to point to

./tiger

the OpenWindows installation directory and rerun the security checking setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/local/openwin ./tiger the OpenWindows installation directory and rerun the security checking the OpenWindows installation directory and rerun the security checking the OpenWindows installation directory and rerun the security checking the OpenWindows installation directory and rerun the security checking the OpenWindows installation directory and rerun the security checking

./tiger setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/local/openwin the OpenWindows installation directory and rerun the security checking

the OpenWindows installation directory and rerun the security checking the OpenWindows installation directory and rerun the security checking the OpenWindows installation directory and rerun the security checking the OpenWindows installation directory and rerun the security checking setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/local/openwin the OpenWindows installation directory and rerun the security checking the OpenWindows installation directory and rerun the security checking the OpenWindows installation directory and rerun the security checking the OpenWindows installation directory and rerun the security checking the OpenWindows installation directory and rerun the security checking the OpenWindows installation directory and rerun the security checking

the OpenWindows installation directory and rerun the security checking setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/local/openwin the OpenWindows installation directory and rerun the security checking ./tiger setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/local/openwin the OpenWindows installation directory and rerun the security checking ./tiger

setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/local/openwin

system. For example: system. For example: system. For example: system. For example:

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system. For example: setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/local/openwin

system. For example: system. For example: system. For example: ./tiger system. For example:

system. For example: system. For example: system. For example: system. For example: system. For example: system. For example: system. For example: system. For example: system. For example:

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system. For example: system. For example: Other versions of OpenWindows do not exhibit this vulnerability.

./tiger

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./tiger

Other versions of OpenWindows do not exhibit this vulnerability.

./tiger

Other versions of OpenWindows do not exhibit this vulnerability.

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setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/local/openwin

setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/local/openwin

./tiger Other versions of OpenWindows do not exhibit this vulnerability.

./tiger setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/local/openwin setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/local/openwin

./tiger Other versions of OpenWindows do not exhibit this vulnerability.

setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/local/openwin setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/local/openwin setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/local/openwin

Other versions of OpenWindows do not exhibit this vulnerability. setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/local/openwin setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/local/openwin setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/local/openwin setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/local/openwin setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/local/openwin setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/local/openwin setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/local/openwin setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/local/openwin setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/local/openwin setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/local/openwin

setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/local/openwin setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/local/openwin Other versions of OpenWindows do not exhibit this vulnerability.

Other versions of OpenWindows do not exhibit this vulnerability.

setenv OPENWINHOME /usr/local/openwin

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See message-id ca9122f for information on the vulnerability.

Other versions of OpenWindows do not exhibit this vulnerability.

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Other versions of OpenWindows do not exhibit this vulnerability. See message-id ca9122f for information on the vulnerability.

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when C2 security is not enabled. Port checking can be enabled when C2 security is not enabled. Port checking can be enabled when C2 security is not enabled. Port checking can be enabled do not use a privileged port. You should verify that any clients do not use a privileged port. You should verify that any clients when C2 security is not enabled. Port checking can be enabled when C2 security is not enabled. Port checking can be enabled when C2 security is not enabled. Port checking can be enabled by editing the /etc/rc.local file and removing the '-n' switch when C2 security is not enabled. Port checking can be enabled by editing the /etc/rc.local file and removing the '-n' switch do not have this problem. when C2 security is not enabled. Port checking can be enabled NOTE: Doing this may break certain older NFS implementations which when C2 security is not enabled. Port checking can be enabled by editing the /etc/rc.local file and removing the '-n' switch

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by editing the /etc/rc.local file and removing the '-n' switch NOTE: Doing this may break certain older NFS implementations which by editing the /etc/rc.local file and removing the '-n' switch when C2 security is not enabled. Port checking can be enabled do not use a privileged port. You should verify that any clients do not have this problem. by editing the /etc/rc.local file and removing the '-n' switch by editing the /etc/rc.local file and removing the '-n' switch do not have this problem. do not use a privileged port. You should verify that any clients NOTE: Doing this may break certain older NFS implementations which NOTE: Doing this may break certain older NFS implementations which NOTE: Doing this may break certain older NFS implementations which NOTE: Doing this may break certain older NFS implementations which by editing the /etc/rc.local file and removing the '-n' switch by editing the /etc/rc.local file and removing the '-n' switch by editing the /etc/rc.local file and removing the '-n' switch do not have this problem. do not have this problem. by editing the /etc/rc.local file and removing the '-n' switch by editing the /etc/rc.local file and removing the '-n' switch from the rpc.mountd command. by editing the /etc/rc.local file and removing the '-n' switch


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by editing the /etc/rc.local file and removing the '-n' switch by editing the /etc/rc.local file and removing the '-n' switch by editing the /etc/rc.local file and removing the '-n' switch do not use a privileged port. You should verify that any clients from the rpc.mountd command. by editing the /etc/rc.local file and removing the '-n' switch NOTE: Doing this may break certain older NFS implementations which NOTE: Doing this may break certain older NFS implementations which do not use a privileged port. You should verify that any clients from the rpc.mountd command. by editing the /etc/rc.local file and removing the '-n' switch do not have this problem. from the rpc.mountd command. from the rpc.mountd command.











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do not use a privileged port. You should verify that any clients do not use a privileged port. You should verify that any clients do not use a privileged port. You should verify that any clients do not use a privileged port. You should verify that any clients from the rpc.mountd command. from the rpc.mountd command. from the rpc.mountd command. from the rpc.mountd command.

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access. These options should not be used. is not doing NFS serving, this is not a problem. If it is, NIS lookups to a server set up by them, allowing them to gain privileged NIS lookups to a server set up by them, allowing them to gain privileged access. These options should not be used. is not doing NFS serving, this is not a problem. If it is, NIS lookups to a server set up by them, allowing them to gain privileged NIS lookups to a server set up by them, allowing them to gain privileged port for NFS requests is a privileged port. If the machine The running kernel is not checking to see if the source access. These options should not be used. port for NFS requests is a privileged port. If the machine The running kernel is not checking to see if the source NIS lookups to a server set up by them, allowing them to gain privileged access. These options should not be used. access. These options should not be used. The running kernel is not checking to see if the source is not doing NFS serving, this is not a problem. If it is, The running kernel is not checking to see if the source The running kernel is not checking to see if the source access. These options should not be used. access. These options should not be used. access. These options should not be used. is not doing NFS serving, this is not a problem. If it is,












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If the machine If port checking is also disabled for the NFS mount daemon [misc006w], The running kernel is not checking to see if the source The running kernel is not checking to see if the source access to files, and possibly gain unauthorized privileges. port for NFS requests is a privileged port. If the machine port for NFS requests is a privileged port. If the machine a file handle for an exported file-system can gain unauthorized a file handle for an exported file-system can gain unauthorized a file handle for an exported file-system can gain unauthorized If port checking is also disabled for the NFS mount daemon [misc006w], a file handle for an exported file-system can gain unauthorized port for NFS requests is a privileged port. If the machine If port checking is also disabled for the NFS mount daemon [misc006w], is not doing NFS serving, this is not a problem. If it is, port for NFS requests is a privileged port. If the machine port for NFS requests is a privileged port. 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If it is, If port checking is also disabled for the NFS mount daemon [misc006w], is not doing NFS serving, this is not a problem. If it is, port for NFS requests is a privileged port. If the machine If port checking is also disabled for the NFS mount daemon [misc006w], port for NFS requests is a privileged port. If the machine port for NFS requests is a privileged port. If the machine is not doing NFS serving, this is not a problem. If it is, this becomes very easy to do. To enable port checking, the access to files, and possibly gain unauthorized privileges. is not doing NFS serving, this is not a problem. If it is, access to files, and possibly gain unauthorized privileges. access to files, and possibly gain unauthorized privileges. this becomes very easy to do. To enable port checking, the access to files, and possibly gain unauthorized privileges. is not doing NFS serving, this is not a problem. If it is, this means that any user on an authorized client that can obtain this becomes very easy to do. To enable port checking, the this means that any user on an authorized client that can obtain this means that any user on an authorized client that can obtain is not doing NFS serving, this is not a problem. If it is, access to files, and possibly gain unauthorized privileges. this becomes very easy to do. To enable port checking, the is not doing NFS serving, this is not a problem. If it is, If port checking is also disabled for the NFS mount daemon [misc006w], this means that any user on an authorized client that can obtain access to files, and possibly gain unauthorized privileges. this means that any user on an authorized client that can obtain is not doing NFS serving, this is not a problem. If it is, this means that any user on an authorized client that can obtain is not doing NFS serving, this is not a problem. If it is, this means that any user on an authorized client that can obtain is not doing NFS serving, this is not a problem. If it is, is not doing NFS serving, this is not a problem. If it is, kernel variable 'nfs_portmon' should be set to a non-zero value. access to files, and possibly gain unauthorized privileges. this becomes very easy to do. To enable port checking, the this becomes very easy to do. To enable port checking, the is not doing NFS serving, this is not a problem. If it is, is not doing NFS serving, this is not a problem. If it is, this means that any user on an authorized client that can obtain this means that any user on an authorized client that can obtain is not doing NFS serving, this is not a problem. If it is, If port checking is also disabled for the NFS mount daemon [misc006w], this means that any user on an authorized client that can obtain kernel variable 'nfs_portmon' should be set to a non-zero value. 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If port checking is also disabled for the NFS mount daemon [misc006w], kernel variable 'nfs_portmon' should be set to a non-zero value. kernel variable 'nfs_portmon' should be set to a non-zero value. this means that any user on an authorized client that can obtain this means that any user on an authorized client that can obtain this means that any user on an authorized client that can obtain this means that any user on an authorized client that can obtain a file handle for an exported file-system can gain unauthorized this means that any user on an authorized client that can obtain

this becomes very easy to do. To enable port checking, the a file handle for an exported file-system can gain unauthorized this becomes very easy to do. To enable port checking, the a file handle for an exported file-system can gain unauthorized this becomes very easy to do. To enable port checking, the this becomes very easy to do. To enable port checking, the

access to files, and possibly gain unauthorized privileges. access to files, and possibly gain unauthorized privileges. a file handle for an exported file-system can gain unauthorized a file handle for an exported file-system can gain unauthorized

a file handle for an exported file-system can gain unauthorized kernel variable 'nfs_portmon' should be set to a non-zero value.

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for non-C2 systems. For SunOS 5.x systems, add the line for non-C2 systems. For SunOS 5.x systems, add the line For SunOS 5.x systems, add the line for non-C2 systems. Removing the command from the surrounding 'if' block will enable it Removing the command from the surrounding 'if' block will enable it Removing the command from the surrounding 'if' block will enable it For SunOS 5.x systems, add the line set nfs:nfs_portmon = 1 set nfs:nfs_portmon = 1 for non-C2 systems.

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set nfs:nfs_portmon = 1

for non-C2 systems. for non-C2 systems.

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set nfs:nfs_portmon = 1 to the /etc/system file and reboot.

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to the /etc/system file and reboot.

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to the /etc/system file and reboot.

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For SunOS 5.x systems, add the line to the /etc/system file and reboot. For SunOS 5.x systems, add the line set nfs:nfs_portmon = 1 set nfs:nfs_portmon = 1 to the /etc/system file and reboot. to the /etc/system file and reboot. to the /etc/system file and reboot. to the /etc/system file and reboot. to the /etc/system file and reboot.

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set nfs:nfs_portmon = 1 set nfs:nfs_portmon = 1 set nfs:nfs_portmon = 1

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allow unauthorized access or privileges to be gained. The -hosts host on the Internet is a candidate. host on the Internet is a candidate. option allows filesystems to be automounted from any host on option allows filesystems to be automounted from any host on allow unauthorized access or privileges to be gained. The -hosts












host on the Internet is a candidate.

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allow unauthorized access or privileges to be gained. The -hosts allow unauthorized access or privileges to be gained. The -hosts option allows filesystems to be automounted from any host on option allows filesystems to be automounted from any host on

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CERT Advisory CA-93:02a option allows filesystems to be automounted from any host on

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allow unauthorized access or privileges to be gained. The -hosts option allows filesystems to be automounted from any host on allow unauthorized access or privileges to be gained. The -hosts option allows filesystems to be automounted from any host on allow unauthorized access or privileges to be gained. The -hosts

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option allows filesystems to be automounted from any host on allow unauthorized access or privileges to be gained. The -hosts allow unauthorized access or privileges to be gained. The -hosts allow unauthorized access or privileges to be gained. The -hosts the network. If the machine is attached to the Internet, any the network. If the machine is attached to the Internet, any

































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CERT Advisory CA-93:02a option allows filesystems to be automounted from any host on option allows filesystems to be automounted from any host on the network. If the machine is attached to the Internet, any the network. If the machine is attached to the Internet, any CERT Advisory CA-93:02a

the network. If the machine is attached to the Internet, any CERT Advisory CA-93:02a option allows filesystems to be automounted from any host on the network. If the machine is attached to the Internet, any the network. If the machine is attached to the Internet, any

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option allows filesystems to be automounted from any host on option allows filesystems to be automounted from any host on

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option allows filesystems to be automounted from any host on option allows filesystems to be automounted from any host on the network. If the machine is attached to the Internet, any CERT Advisory CA-93:02a host on the Internet is a candidate.

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option allows filesystems to be automounted from any host on

host on the Internet is a candidate. the network. If the machine is attached to the Internet, any the network. If the machine is attached to the Internet, any host on the Internet is a candidate. CERT Advisory CA-93:02a

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host on the Internet is a candidate.

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host on the Internet is a candidate. the network. If the machine is attached to the Internet, any the network. If the machine is attached to the Internet, any host on the Internet is a candidate. A vulnerability exists in the distributed printing facility of all

host on the Internet is a candidate. the network. If the machine is attached to the Internet, any

host on the Internet is a candidate. CERT Advisory CA-93:02a the network. If the machine is attached to the Internet, any host on the Internet is a candidate. CERT Advisory CA-93:02a the network. If the machine is attached to the Internet, any

the network. If the machine is attached to the Internet, any CERT Advisory CA-93:02a the network. If the machine is attached to the Internet, any host on the Internet is a candidate. the network. If the machine is attached to the Internet, any CERT Advisory CA-93:02a












host on the Internet is a candidate. host on the Internet is a candidate.
















A vulnerability exists in the distributed printing facility of all






CERT Advisory CA-93:02a A vulnerability exists in the distributed printing facility of all CERT Advisory CA-93:02a CERT Advisory CA-93:02a


































host on the Internet is a candidate. A vulnerability exists in the distributed printing facility of all host on the Internet is a candidate. A vulnerability exists in the distributed printing facility of all











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host on the Internet is a candidate. A vulnerability exists in the distributed printing facility of all

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host on the Internet is a candidate.

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releases of NeXTSTEP software though NeXTSTEP 3.0. The "_writers"

releases of NeXTSTEP software though NeXTSTEP 3.0. The "_writers"

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A vulnerability exists in the distributed printing facility of all

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releases of NeXTSTEP software though NeXTSTEP 3.0. The "_writers" releases of NeXTSTEP software though NeXTSTEP 3.0. The "_writers"























releases of NeXTSTEP software though NeXTSTEP 3.0. The "_writers"







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property on the "/printers" and "/fax_modems" should be removed.

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A vulnerability exists in the distributed printing facility of all

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releases of NeXTSTEP software though NeXTSTEP 3.0. The "_writers" A vulnerability exists in the distributed printing facility of all A vulnerability exists in the distributed printing facility of all

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CERT Advisory CA-93:02a A vulnerability exists in the distributed printing facility of all



















CERT Advisory CA-93:02a property on the "/printers" and "/fax_modems" should be removed. A vulnerability exists in the distributed printing facility of all property on the "/printers" and "/fax_modems" should be removed. A vulnerability exists in the distributed printing facility of all CERT Advisory CA-93:02a releases of NeXTSTEP software though NeXTSTEP 3.0. The "_writers" CERT Advisory CA-93:02a A vulnerability exists in the distributed printing facility of all CERT Advisory CA-93:02a

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property on the "/printers" and "/fax_modems" should be removed. property on the "/printers" and "/fax_modems" should be removed.

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CERT Advisory CA-93:02a

property on the "/printers" and "/fax_modems" should be removed. releases of NeXTSTEP software though NeXTSTEP 3.0. The "_writers"

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CERT Advisory CA-93:02a CERT Advisory CA-93:02a property on the "/printers" and "/fax_modems" should be removed. CERT Advisory CA-93:02a CERT Advisory CA-93:02a

releases of NeXTSTEP software though NeXTSTEP 3.0. The "_writers" releases of NeXTSTEP software though NeXTSTEP 3.0. The "_writers"

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releases of NeXTSTEP software though NeXTSTEP 3.0. The "_writers"

releases of NeXTSTEP software though NeXTSTEP 3.0. The "_writers" releases of NeXTSTEP software though NeXTSTEP 3.0. The "_writers"

property on the "/printers" and "/fax_modems" should be removed.

CERT Advisory CA-93:02a releases of NeXTSTEP software though NeXTSTEP 3.0. The "_writers" CERT Advisory CA-93:02a

CERT Advisory CA-93:02a

CERT Advisory CA-93:02a

property on the "/printers" and "/fax_modems" should be removed.

CERT Advisory CA-93:02a See the CERT advisory for more details.

A vulnerability exists in the distributed printing facility of all CERT Advisory CA-93:02a

property on the "/printers" and "/fax_modems" should be removed. CERT Advisory CA-93:02a

CERT Advisory CA-93:02a A vulnerability exists in the distributed printing facility of all A vulnerability exists in the distributed printing facility of all property on the "/printers" and "/fax_modems" should be removed. property on the "/printers" and "/fax_modems" should be removed. A vulnerability exists in the distributed printing facility of all See the CERT advisory for more details. See the CERT advisory for more details. property on the "/printers" and "/fax_modems" should be removed. property on the "/printers" and "/fax_modems" should be removed.

A vulnerability exists in the distributed printing facility of all A vulnerability exists in the distributed printing facility of all

A vulnerability exists in the distributed printing facility of all See the CERT advisory for more details. See the CERT advisory for more details. property on the "/printers" and "/fax_modems" should be removed.

A vulnerability exists in the distributed printing facility of all

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A vulnerability exists in the distributed printing facility of all releases of NeXTSTEP software though NeXTSTEP 3.0. The "_writers" See the CERT advisory for more details.

A vulnerability exists in the distributed printing facility of all

A vulnerability exists in the distributed printing facility of all A vulnerability exists in the distributed printing facility of all releases of NeXTSTEP software though NeXTSTEP 3.0. The "_writers" releases of NeXTSTEP software though NeXTSTEP 3.0. The "_writers"

releases of NeXTSTEP software though NeXTSTEP 3.0. The "_writers"























See the CERT advisory for more details.

releases of NeXTSTEP software though NeXTSTEP 3.0. The "_writers"

releases of NeXTSTEP software though NeXTSTEP 3.0. The "_writers" A vulnerability exists in the distributed printing facility of all releases of NeXTSTEP software though NeXTSTEP 3.0. The "_writers" A vulnerability exists in the distributed printing facility of all












A vulnerability exists in the distributed printing facility of all A vulnerability exists in the distributed printing facility of all releases of NeXTSTEP software though NeXTSTEP 3.0. The "_writers"











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See the CERT advisory for more details. A vulnerability exists in the distributed printing facility of all releases of NeXTSTEP software though NeXTSTEP 3.0. The "_writers"












A vulnerability exists in the distributed printing facility of all releases of NeXTSTEP software though NeXTSTEP 3.0. The "_writers" See the CERT advisory for more details. A vulnerability exists in the distributed printing facility of all releases of NeXTSTEP software though NeXTSTEP 3.0. The "_writers" property on the "/printers" and "/fax_modems" should be removed. property on the "/printers" and "/fax_modems" should be removed. property on the "/printers" and "/fax_modems" should be removed. A vulnerability exists in the distributed printing facility of all releases of NeXTSTEP software though NeXTSTEP 3.0. The "_writers"

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See the CERT advisory for more details. See the CERT advisory for more details. property on the "/printers" and "/fax_modems" should be removed. property on the "/printers" and "/fax_modems" should be removed.









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See the CERT advisory for more details.

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property on the "/printers" and "/fax_modems" should be removed. releases of NeXTSTEP software though NeXTSTEP 3.0. The "_writers"

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property on the "/printers" and "/fax_modems" should be removed. releases of NeXTSTEP software though NeXTSTEP 3.0. The "_writers" See the CERT advisory for more details. releases of NeXTSTEP software though NeXTSTEP 3.0. The "_writers" releases of NeXTSTEP software though NeXTSTEP 3.0. The "_writers"

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CERT Advisory CA-93:15

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property on the "/printers" and "/fax_modems" should be removed.










releases of NeXTSTEP software though NeXTSTEP 3.0. The "_writers" property on the "/printers" and "/fax_modems" should be removed. releases of NeXTSTEP software though NeXTSTEP 3.0. The "_writers" property on the "/printers" and "/fax_modems" should be removed.











property on the "/printers" and "/fax_modems" should be removed. releases of NeXTSTEP software though NeXTSTEP 3.0. The "_writers" property on the "/printers" and "/fax_modems" should be removed.

releases of NeXTSTEP software though NeXTSTEP 3.0. The "_writers" CERT Advisory CA-93:15 CERT Advisory CA-93:15












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CERT Advisory CA-93:15 property on the "/printers" and "/fax_modems" should be removed.

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property on the "/printers" and "/fax_modems" should be removed. CERT Advisory CA-93:15 property on the "/printers" and "/fax_modems" should be removed.

property on the "/printers" and "/fax_modems" should be removed.

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property on the "/printers" and "/fax_modems" should be removed. See the CERT advisory for more details.

See the CERT advisory for more details.

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property on the "/printers" and "/fax_modems" should be removed. See the CERT advisory for more details. property on the "/printers" and "/fax_modems" should be removed. CERT Advisory CA-93:15

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CERT Advisory CA-93:15

CERT Advisory CA-93:16 See the CERT advisory for more details. See the CERT advisory for more details.

CERT Advisory CA-93:15

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A serious vulnerability exists in most versions of sendmail

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CERT Advisory CA-93:16 CERT Advisory CA-93:16 A serious vulnerability exists in most versions of sendmail

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A serious vulnerability exists in most versions of sendmail

A serious vulnerability exists in most versions of sendmail CERT Advisory CA-93:15 A serious vulnerability exists in most versions of sendmail CERT Advisory CA-93:15

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CERT Advisory CA-93:15 distributed prior to late October, or early November 1993. This CERT Advisory CA-93:15

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CERT Advisory CA-93:15

distributed prior to late October, or early November 1993. This

distributed prior to late October, or early November 1993. This

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A serious vulnerability exists in most versions of sendmail

CERT Advisory CA-93:15

CERT Advisory CA-93:15

CERT Advisory CA-93:15 CERT Advisory CA-93:15 distributed prior to late October, or early November 1993. This distributed prior to late October, or early November 1993. This A serious vulnerability exists in most versions of sendmail

distributed prior to late October, or early November 1993. This distributed prior to late October, or early November 1993. This CERT Advisory CA-93:15

A serious vulnerability exists in most versions of sendmail

vulnerability allows remote users to execute arbitrary programs. CERT Advisory CA-93:16 CERT Advisory CA-93:16 CERT Advisory CA-93:15 vulnerability allows remote users to execute arbitrary programs. CERT Advisory CA-93:16 vulnerability allows remote users to execute arbitrary programs. CERT Advisory CA-93:16 CERT Advisory CA-93:16 A serious vulnerability exists in most versions of sendmail CERT Advisory CA-93:15 A serious vulnerability exists in most versions of sendmail CERT Advisory CA-93:15 CERT Advisory CA-93:16 distributed prior to late October, or early November 1993. This CERT Advisory CA-93:16

A serious vulnerability exists in most versions of sendmail

A serious vulnerability exists in most versions of sendmail A serious vulnerability exists in most versions of sendmail vulnerability allows remote users to execute arbitrary programs.

distributed prior to late October, or early November 1993. This vulnerability allows remote users to execute arbitrary programs. CERT Advisory CA-93:16 vulnerability allows remote users to execute arbitrary programs. distributed prior to late October, or early November 1993. This vulnerability allows remote users to execute arbitrary programs.

CERT Advisory CA-93:16 CERT Advisory CA-93:16 The vulnerability affects the final destination host, therefore CERT Advisory CA-93:16

CERT Advisory CA-93:16

The vulnerability affects the final destination host, therefore The vulnerability affects the final destination host, therefore

distributed prior to late October, or early November 1993. This

distributed prior to late October, or early November 1993. This

CERT Advisory CA-93:16 CERT Advisory CA-93:16 distributed prior to late October, or early November 1993. This vulnerability allows remote users to execute arbitrary programs. CERT Advisory CA-93:16 distributed prior to late October, or early November 1993. This The vulnerability affects the final destination host, therefore distributed prior to late October, or early November 1993. This vulnerability allows remote users to execute arbitrary programs. CERT Advisory CA-93:16 The vulnerability affects the final destination host, therefore

The vulnerability affects the final destination host, therefore The vulnerability affects the final destination host, therefore CERT Advisory CA-93:16

firewalled machines are vulnerable. The CERT advisory CA-93:16 vulnerability allows remote users to execute arbitrary programs.

A serious vulnerability exists in most versions of sendmail CERT Advisory CA-93:16 A serious vulnerability exists in most versions of sendmail

A serious vulnerability exists in most versions of sendmail firewalled machines are vulnerable. The CERT advisory CA-93:16 firewalled machines are vulnerable. The CERT advisory CA-93:16 vulnerability allows remote users to execute arbitrary programs. A serious vulnerability exists in most versions of sendmail CERT Advisory CA-93:16 A serious vulnerability exists in most versions of sendmail vulnerability allows remote users to execute arbitrary programs. A serious vulnerability exists in most versions of sendmail A serious vulnerability exists in most versions of sendmail

CERT Advisory CA-93:16

firewalled machines are vulnerable. The CERT advisory CA-93:16 vulnerability allows remote users to execute arbitrary programs. The vulnerability affects the final destination host, therefore vulnerability allows remote users to execute arbitrary programs. firewalled machines are vulnerable. The CERT advisory CA-93:16

The vulnerability affects the final destination host, therefore

vulnerability allows remote users to execute arbitrary programs. firewalled machines are vulnerable. The CERT advisory CA-93:16

A serious vulnerability exists in most versions of sendmail provides three approaches for the problem. If feasible, the A serious vulnerability exists in most versions of sendmail firewalled machines are vulnerable. The CERT advisory CA-93:16 distributed prior to late October, or early November 1993. This A serious vulnerability exists in most versions of sendmail The vulnerability affects the final destination host, therefore A serious vulnerability exists in most versions of sendmail A serious vulnerability exists in most versions of sendmail

distributed prior to late October, or early November 1993. This provides three approaches for the problem. If feasible, the distributed prior to late October, or early November 1993. This provides three approaches for the problem. If feasible, the The vulnerability affects the final destination host, therefore

distributed prior to late October, or early November 1993. This The vulnerability affects the final destination host, therefore distributed prior to late October, or early November 1993. This distributed prior to late October, or early November 1993. This

A serious vulnerability exists in most versions of sendmail firewalled machines are vulnerable. The CERT advisory CA-93:16 A serious vulnerability exists in most versions of sendmail distributed prior to late October, or early November 1993. This The vulnerability affects the final destination host, therefore provides three approaches for the problem. If feasible, the provides three approaches for the problem. If feasible, the firewalled machines are vulnerable. The CERT advisory CA-93:16 A serious vulnerability exists in most versions of sendmail A serious vulnerability exists in most versions of sendmail The vulnerability affects the final destination host, therefore The vulnerability affects the final destination host, therefore best approach is to disable the program mailer (Mprog) in the distributed prior to late October, or early November 1993. This provides three approaches for the problem. If feasible, the A serious vulnerability exists in most versions of sendmail provides three approaches for the problem. If feasible, the distributed prior to late October, or early November 1993. This vulnerability allows remote users to execute arbitrary programs. distributed prior to late October, or early November 1993. This firewalled machines are vulnerable. The CERT advisory CA-93:16 vulnerability allows remote users to execute arbitrary programs. best approach is to disable the program mailer (Mprog) in the distributed prior to late October, or early November 1993. This A serious vulnerability exists in most versions of sendmail distributed prior to late October, or early November 1993. This best approach is to disable the program mailer (Mprog) in the vulnerability allows remote users to execute arbitrary programs. vulnerability allows remote users to execute arbitrary programs. A serious vulnerability exists in most versions of sendmail firewalled machines are vulnerable. The CERT advisory CA-93:16 vulnerability allows remote users to execute arbitrary programs. firewalled machines are vulnerable. The CERT advisory CA-93:16 vulnerability allows remote users to execute arbitrary programs. distributed prior to late October, or early November 1993. This provides three approaches for the problem. If feasible, the A serious vulnerability exists in most versions of sendmail vulnerability allows remote users to execute arbitrary programs. best approach is to disable the program mailer (Mprog) in the distributed prior to late October, or early November 1993. This provides three approaches for the problem. If feasible, the firewalled machines are vulnerable. The CERT advisory CA-93:16 distributed prior to late October, or early November 1993. This firewalled machines are vulnerable. The CERT advisory CA-93:16 firewalled machines are vulnerable. The CERT advisory CA-93:16 best approach is to disable the program mailer (Mprog) in the distributed prior to late October, or early November 1993. This vulnerability allows remote users to execute arbitrary programs. distributed prior to late October, or early November 1993. This best approach is to disable the program mailer (Mprog) in the `sendmail.cf' file. If not feasible, then a version of sendmail best approach is to disable the program mailer (Mprog) in the The vulnerability affects the final destination host, therefore vulnerability allows remote users to execute arbitrary programs. vulnerability allows remote users to execute arbitrary programs. The vulnerability affects the final destination host, therefore provides three approaches for the problem. If feasible, the vulnerability allows remote users to execute arbitrary programs. `sendmail.cf' file. If not feasible, then a version of sendmail vulnerability allows remote users to execute arbitrary programs. `sendmail.cf' file. If not feasible, then a version of sendmail The vulnerability affects the final destination host, therefore distributed prior to late October, or early November 1993. This distributed prior to late October, or early November 1993. This The vulnerability affects the final destination host, therefore provides three approaches for the problem. If feasible, the The vulnerability affects the final destination host, therefore provides three approaches for the problem. If feasible, the vulnerability allows remote users to execute arbitrary programs. The vulnerability affects the final destination host, therefore best approach is to disable the program mailer (Mprog) in the `sendmail.cf' file. If not feasible, then a version of sendmail provides three approaches for the problem. If feasible, the vulnerability allows remote users to execute arbitrary programs. The vulnerability affects the final destination host, therefore best approach is to disable the program mailer (Mprog) in the distributed prior to late October, or early November 1993. This provides three approaches for the problem. If feasible, the vulnerability allows remote users to execute arbitrary programs. The vulnerability affects the final destination host, therefore `sendmail.cf' file. If not feasible, then a version of sendmail provides three approaches for the problem. If feasible, the vulnerability allows remote users to execute arbitrary programs. vulnerability allows remote users to execute arbitrary programs. (such as sendmail 8.6.4 or later from ftp.cs.berkeley.edu) should `sendmail.cf' file. If not feasible, then a version of sendmail `sendmail.cf' file. If not feasible, then a version of sendmail firewalled machines are vulnerable. The CERT advisory CA-93:16 firewalled machines are vulnerable. The CERT advisory CA-93:16 best approach is to disable the program mailer (Mprog) in the The vulnerability affects the final destination host, therefore The vulnerability affects the final destination host, therefore The vulnerability affects the final destination host, therefore The vulnerability affects the final destination host, therefore (such as sendmail 8.6.4 or later from ftp.cs.berkeley.edu) should (such as sendmail 8.6.4 or later from ftp.cs.berkeley.edu) should firewalled machines are vulnerable. The CERT advisory CA-93:16 firewalled machines are vulnerable. The CERT advisory CA-93:16 best approach is to disable the program mailer (Mprog) in the vulnerability allows remote users to execute arbitrary programs. vulnerability allows remote users to execute arbitrary programs. best approach is to disable the program mailer (Mprog) in the firewalled machines are vulnerable. The CERT advisory CA-93:16 The vulnerability affects the final destination host, therefore firewalled machines are vulnerable. The CERT advisory CA-93:16 `sendmail.cf' file. If not feasible, then a version of sendmail The vulnerability affects the final destination host, therefore (such as sendmail 8.6.4 or later from ftp.cs.berkeley.edu) should best approach is to disable the program mailer (Mprog) in the firewalled machines are vulnerable. The CERT advisory CA-93:16 `sendmail.cf' file. If not feasible, then a version of sendmail The vulnerability affects the final destination host, therefore best approach is to disable the program mailer (Mprog) in the firewalled machines are vulnerable. The CERT advisory CA-93:16 best approach is to disable the program mailer (Mprog) in the vulnerability allows remote users to execute arbitrary programs. (such as sendmail 8.6.4 or later from ftp.cs.berkeley.edu) should The vulnerability affects the final destination host, therefore be installed. Vendor provided fixes are (such as sendmail 8.6.4 or later from ftp.cs.berkeley.edu) should The vulnerability affects the final destination host, therefore (such as sendmail 8.6.4 or later from ftp.cs.berkeley.edu) should provides three approaches for the problem. If feasible, the firewalled machines are vulnerable. The CERT advisory CA-93:16 `sendmail.cf' file. If not feasible, then a version of sendmail provides three approaches for the problem. If feasible, the firewalled machines are vulnerable. The CERT advisory CA-93:16 firewalled machines are vulnerable. The CERT advisory CA-93:16 firewalled machines are vulnerable. The CERT advisory CA-93:16 be installed. Vendor provided fixes are provides three approaches for the problem. If feasible, the be installed. Vendor provided fixes are `sendmail.cf' file. If not feasible, then a version of sendmail provides three approaches for the problem. If feasible, the The vulnerability affects the final destination host, therefore `sendmail.cf' file. If not feasible, then a version of sendmail firewalled machines are vulnerable. The CERT advisory CA-93:16 The vulnerability affects the final destination host, therefore provides three approaches for the problem. If feasible, the provides three approaches for the problem. If feasible, the (such as sendmail 8.6.4 or later from ftp.cs.berkeley.edu) should firewalled machines are vulnerable. The CERT advisory CA-93:16 (such as sendmail 8.6.4 or later from ftp.cs.berkeley.edu) should be installed. Vendor provided fixes are `sendmail.cf' file. If not feasible, then a version of sendmail provides three approaches for the problem. If feasible, the `sendmail.cf' file. If not feasible, then a version of sendmail firewalled machines are vulnerable. The CERT advisory CA-93:16 provides three approaches for the problem. If feasible, the be installed. Vendor provided fixes are `sendmail.cf' file. If not feasible, then a version of sendmail firewalled machines are vulnerable. The CERT advisory CA-93:16 The vulnerability affects the final destination host, therefore be installed. Vendor provided fixes are

best approach is to disable the program mailer (Mprog) in the best approach is to disable the program mailer (Mprog) in the (such as sendmail 8.6.4 or later from ftp.cs.berkeley.edu) should be installed. Vendor provided fixes are firewalled machines are vulnerable. The CERT advisory CA-93:16 provides three approaches for the problem. If feasible, the provides three approaches for the problem. If feasible, the

best approach is to disable the program mailer (Mprog) in the provides three approaches for the problem. If feasible, the provides three approaches for the problem. If feasible, the (such as sendmail 8.6.4 or later from ftp.cs.berkeley.edu) should

firewalled machines are vulnerable. The CERT advisory CA-93:16 best approach is to disable the program mailer (Mprog) in the (such as sendmail 8.6.4 or later from ftp.cs.berkeley.edu) should best approach is to disable the program mailer (Mprog) in the firewalled machines are vulnerable. The CERT advisory CA-93:16 provides three approaches for the problem. If feasible, the best approach is to disable the program mailer (Mprog) in the provides three approaches for the problem. If feasible, the be installed. Vendor provided fixes are (such as sendmail 8.6.4 or later from ftp.cs.berkeley.edu) should be installed. Vendor provided fixes are

provides three approaches for the problem. If feasible, the (such as sendmail 8.6.4 or later from ftp.cs.berkeley.edu) should best approach is to disable the program mailer (Mprog) in the best approach is to disable the program mailer (Mprog) in the

(such as sendmail 8.6.4 or later from ftp.cs.berkeley.edu) should firewalled machines are vulnerable. The CERT advisory CA-93:16

`sendmail.cf' file. If not feasible, then a version of sendmail provides three approaches for the problem. If feasible, the HP-UX 8.x, series 300/400 PHNE_3369 `sendmail.cf' file. If not feasible, then a version of sendmail provides three approaches for the problem. If feasible, the

be installed. Vendor provided fixes are `sendmail.cf' file. If not feasible, then a version of sendmail best approach is to disable the program mailer (Mprog) in the best approach is to disable the program mailer (Mprog) in the be installed. Vendor provided fixes are HP-UX 8.x, series 300/400 PHNE_3369 best approach is to disable the program mailer (Mprog) in the HP-UX 8.x, series 300/400 PHNE_3369 provides three approaches for the problem. If feasible, the best approach is to disable the program mailer (Mprog) in the be installed. Vendor provided fixes are `sendmail.cf' file. If not feasible, then a version of sendmail provides three approaches for the problem. If feasible, the `sendmail.cf' file. If not feasible, then a version of sendmail `sendmail.cf' file. If not feasible, then a version of sendmail best approach is to disable the program mailer (Mprog) in the

be installed. Vendor provided fixes are HP-UX 8.x, series 300/400 PHNE_3369 be installed. Vendor provided fixes are best approach is to disable the program mailer (Mprog) in the `sendmail.cf' file. If not feasible, then a version of sendmail HP-UX 8.x, series 300/400 PHNE_3369 best approach is to disable the program mailer (Mprog) in the `sendmail.cf' file. If not feasible, then a version of sendmail HP-UX 8.x, series 300/400 PHNE_3369 be installed. Vendor provided fixes are provides three approaches for the problem. If feasible, the (such as sendmail 8.6.4 or later from ftp.cs.berkeley.edu) should

best approach is to disable the program mailer (Mprog) in the best approach is to disable the program mailer (Mprog) in the

HP-UX 8.x, series 300/400 PHNE_3369 (such as sendmail 8.6.4 or later from ftp.cs.berkeley.edu) should `sendmail.cf' file. If not feasible, then a version of sendmail (such as sendmail 8.6.4 or later from ftp.cs.berkeley.edu) should

best approach is to disable the program mailer (Mprog) in the `sendmail.cf' file. If not feasible, then a version of sendmail (such as sendmail 8.6.4 or later from ftp.cs.berkeley.edu) should `sendmail.cf' file. If not feasible, then a version of sendmail

`sendmail.cf' file. If not feasible, then a version of sendmail best approach is to disable the program mailer (Mprog) in the `sendmail.cf' file. If not feasible, then a version of sendmail (such as sendmail 8.6.4 or later from ftp.cs.berkeley.edu) should (such as sendmail 8.6.4 or later from ftp.cs.berkeley.edu) should HP-UX 8.x, series 300/400 PHNE_3369

HP-UX 8.x, series 300/400 PHNE_3369

`sendmail.cf' file. If not feasible, then a version of sendmail

(such as sendmail 8.6.4 or later from ftp.cs.berkeley.edu) should `sendmail.cf' file. If not feasible, then a version of sendmail (such as sendmail 8.6.4 or later from ftp.cs.berkeley.edu) should

best approach is to disable the program mailer (Mprog) in the be installed. Vendor provided fixes are `sendmail.cf' file. If not feasible, then a version of sendmail HP-UX 9.x, series 300/400 PHNE_3370 `sendmail.cf' file. If not feasible, then a version of sendmail HP-UX 8.x, series 300/400 PHNE_3369

(such as sendmail 8.6.4 or later from ftp.cs.berkeley.edu) should be installed. Vendor provided fixes are HP-UX 9.x, series 300/400 PHNE_3370 HP-UX 9.x, series 300/400 PHNE_3370 HP-UX 8.x, series 300/400 PHNE_3369 be installed. Vendor provided fixes are (such as sendmail 8.6.4 or later from ftp.cs.berkeley.edu) should (such as sendmail 8.6.4 or later from ftp.cs.berkeley.edu) should HP-UX 8.x, series 300/400 PHNE_3369 (such as sendmail 8.6.4 or later from ftp.cs.berkeley.edu) should be installed. Vendor provided fixes are `sendmail.cf' file. If not feasible, then a version of sendmail `sendmail.cf' file. If not feasible, then a version of sendmail be installed. Vendor provided fixes are be installed. Vendor provided fixes are (such as sendmail 8.6.4 or later from ftp.cs.berkeley.edu) should HP-UX 8.x, series 300/400 PHNE_3369

HP-UX 8.x, series 300/400 PHNE_3369 HP-UX 9.x, series 300/400 PHNE_3370 HP-UX 9.x, series 300/400 PHNE_3370 be installed. Vendor provided fixes are be installed. Vendor provided fixes are

(such as sendmail 8.6.4 or later from ftp.cs.berkeley.edu) should (such as sendmail 8.6.4 or later from ftp.cs.berkeley.edu) should HP-UX 8.x, series 300/400 PHNE_3369 HP-UX 9.x, series 300/400 PHNE_3370 `sendmail.cf' file. If not feasible, then a version of sendmail (such as sendmail 8.6.4 or later from ftp.cs.berkeley.edu) should

(such as sendmail 8.6.4 or later from ftp.cs.berkeley.edu) should

HP-UX 9.x, series 300/400 PHNE_3370 be installed. Vendor provided fixes are

be installed. Vendor provided fixes are

be installed. Vendor provided fixes are

be installed. Vendor provided fixes are (such as sendmail 8.6.4 or later from ftp.cs.berkeley.edu) should be installed. Vendor provided fixes are

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HP-UX 9.x, series 300/400 PHNE_3370

be installed. Vendor provided fixes are HP-UX 9.x, series 300/400 PHNE_3370

(such as sendmail 8.6.4 or later from ftp.cs.berkeley.edu) should be installed. Vendor provided fixes are

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be installed. Vendor provided fixes are HP-UX 8.x, series 300/400 PHNE_3369

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which it was configured to look for. Tiger checked the process table and was not able to find a process which it was configured to look for. (if any) with vulnerable permissions. Tiger was unable Tiger was unable to found any umask settings to be used in the boot (if any) with vulnerable permissions. Tiger was unable Tiger was unable Tiger was unable























(if any) with vulnerable permissions.


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Tiger checked the process table and was not able to find a process
























scripts. This means that probably the boot scripts will create files which it was configured to look for. Tiger was unable

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which it was configured to look for. Tiger was unable

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Tiger checked the process table and was not able to find a process












(if any) with vulnerable permissions. Tiger was unable











Tiger checked the process table and was not able to find a process

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Tiger checked the process table and was not able to find a process Tiger checked the process table and was not able to find a process (if any) with vulnerable permissions.























which it was configured to look for. Tiger was unable









scripts. This means that probably the boot scripts will create files


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Tiger was unable











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Tiger checked the process table and was not able to find a process which it was configured to look for. (if any) with vulnerable permissions.






















Tiger checked the process table and was not able to find a process Tiger checked the process table and was not able to find a process

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which it was configured to look for.





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Tiger was unable Tiger checked the process table and was not able to find a process











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which it was configured to look for. which it was configured to look for.

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which it was configured to look for.

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Tiger was unable












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There are no umask entries in the configuration file. It is recommended








(if any) with vulnerable permissions.




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There are no umask entries in the configuration file. It is recommended



Tiger checked the process table and was not able to find a process









Tiger checked the process table and was not able to find a process Tiger checked the process table and was not able to find a process











which it was configured to look for.

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Tiger was unable

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which it was configured to look for. which it was configured to look for.

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Tiger checked the process table and was not able to find a process There are no umask entries in the configuration file. It is recommended

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which it was configured to look for.
























There are no umask entries in the configuration file. It is recommended











There are no umask entries in the configuration file. It is recommended










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Tiger checked the process table and was not able to find a process Tiger checked the process table and was not able to find a process Tiger checked the process table and was not able to find a process

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that there are umask entries set in the configuration file.












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that there are umask entries set in the configuration file. Tiger checked the process table and was not able to find a process

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which it was configured to look for.





Tiger was unable


which it was configured to look for.





which it was configured to look for. There are no umask entries in the configuration file. It is recommended











Tiger checked the process table and was not able to find a process






















There are no umask entries in the configuration file. It is recommended

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which it was configured to look for.

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Tiger checked the process table and was not able to find a process that there are umask entries set in the configuration file.

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Tiger checked the process table and was not able to find a process

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that there are umask entries set in the configuration file. that there are umask entries set in the configuration file. There are no umask entries in the configuration file. It is recommended

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Tiger checked the process table and was not able to find a process which it was configured to look for. which it was configured to look for.







Tiger checked the process table and was not able to find a process







which it was configured to look for.









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which it was configured to look for.


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There are no umask entries in the configuration file. It is recommended

































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that there are umask entries set in the configuration file.

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that there are umask entries set in the configuration file. which it was configured to look for. Tiger checked the process table and was not able to find a process which it was configured to look for.

which it was configured to look for.










There are no umask entries in the configuration file. It is recommended



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There are no umask entries in the configuration file. It is recommended There are no umask entries in the configuration file. It is recommended There are no umask entries in the configuration file. It is recommended that there are umask entries set in the configuration file.






















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Tiger checked the process table and was not able to find a process

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which it was configured to look for.

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which it was configured to look for. There are no umask entries in the configuration file. It is recommended












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which it was configured to look for.

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that there are umask entries set in the configuration file.








Tiger checked the process table and was not able to find a process



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which it was configured to look for.












There are no umask entries in the configuration file. It is recommended that there are umask entries set in the configuration file.




that there are umask entries set in the configuration file.









that there are umask entries set in the configuration file.

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that there are umask entries set in the configuration file.

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The umask setting in the configuration file is insecure. Umask must be












The umask setting in the configuration file is insecure. Umask must be

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which it was configured to look for.









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that there are umask entries set in the configuration file.









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There are no umask entries in the configuration file. It is recommended There are no umask entries in the configuration file. It is recommended











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There are no umask entries in the configuration file. It is recommended Tiger checked the process table and was not able to find a process












that there are umask entries set in the configuration file.

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which it was configured to look for. The umask setting in the configuration file is insecure. Umask must be that there are umask entries set in the configuration file.

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There are no umask entries in the configuration file. It is recommended

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that there are umask entries set in the configuration file.

















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The umask setting in the configuration file is insecure. Umask must be


















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set as to prevent public write (i.e. either 002 or 022). The umask setting in the configuration file is insecure. Umask must be

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There are no umask entries in the configuration file. It is recommended set as to prevent public write (i.e. either 002 or 022). There are no umask entries in the configuration file. It is recommended












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There are no umask entries in the configuration file. It is recommended There are no umask entries in the configuration file. It is recommended












that there are umask entries set in the configuration file. that there are umask entries set in the configuration file. The umask setting in the configuration file is insecure. Umask must be

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that there are umask entries set in the configuration file.











which it was configured to look for. The umask setting in the configuration file is insecure. Umask must be

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There are no umask entries in the configuration file. It is recommended












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There are no umask entries in the configuration file. It is recommended There are no umask entries in the configuration file. It is recommended set as to prevent public write (i.e. either 002 or 022). that there are umask entries set in the configuration file.

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The umask setting in the configuration file is insecure. Umask must be set as to prevent public write (i.e. either 002 or 022). There are no umask entries in the configuration file. It is recommended that there are umask entries set in the configuration file. set as to prevent public write (i.e. either 002 or 022).

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that there are umask entries set in the configuration file. There are no umask entries in the configuration file. It is recommended

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that there are umask entries set in the configuration file.

There are no umask entries in the configuration file. It is recommended







that there are umask entries set in the configuration file.




















set as to prevent public write (i.e. either 002 or 022). The umask setting in the configuration file is insecure. Umask must be

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There are no umask entries in the configuration file. It is recommended







set as to prevent public write (i.e. either 002 or 022).

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The umask setting in the configuration file is insecure. Umask must be that there are umask entries set in the configuration file. that there are umask entries set in the configuration file. The umask setting in the configuration file is insecure. Umask must be that there are umask entries set in the configuration file. The umask setting in the configuration file is insecure. Umask must be

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The umask setting in the configuration file is insecure. Umask must be























set as to prevent public write (i.e. either 002 or 022).

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that there are umask entries set in the configuration file.






The umask setting in the configuration file is insecure. Umask must be There are no umask entries in the configuration file. It is recommended











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that there are umask entries set in the configuration file.

that there are umask entries set in the configuration file.

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The umask setting in the configuration file is insecure. Umask must be


There are no umask entries in the configuration file. It is recommended










set as to prevent public write (i.e. either 002 or 022). that there are umask entries set in the configuration file. set as to prevent public write (i.e. either 002 or 022).











The umask setting in the configuration file is insecure. Umask must be






















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set as to prevent public write (i.e. either 002 or 022).

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The umask setting in the configuration file is insecure. Umask must be set as to prevent public write (i.e. either 002 or 022).

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set as to prevent public write (i.e. either 002 or 022).

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There are more than two umask entries in the configuration file. Please

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set as to prevent public write (i.e. either 002 or 022).





that there are umask entries set in the configuration file.











There are more than two umask entries in the configuration file. Please

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The umask setting in the configuration file is insecure. Umask must be The umask setting in the configuration file is insecure. Umask must be



















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There are no umask entries in the configuration file. It is recommended

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The umask setting in the configuration file is insecure. Umask must be












that there are umask entries set in the configuration file. set as to prevent public write (i.e. either 002 or 022).















set as to prevent public write (i.e. either 002 or 022).



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There are more than two umask entries in the configuration file. Please The umask setting in the configuration file is insecure. Umask must be set as to prevent public write (i.e. either 002 or 022).






















The umask setting in the configuration file is insecure. Umask must be

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There are more than two umask entries in the configuration file. Please












The umask setting in the configuration file is insecure. Umask must be There are more than two umask entries in the configuration file. Please check if the umask settings are secure (to prevent public write, suggested

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The umask setting in the configuration file is insecure. Umask must be
The umask setting in the configuration file is insecure. Umask must be

set as to prevent public write (i.e. either 002 or 022).










check if the umask settings are secure (to prevent public write, suggested

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set as to prevent public write (i.e. either 002 or 022).

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that there are umask entries set in the configuration file. There are more than two umask entries in the configuration file. Please

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There are more than two umask entries in the configuration file. Please The umask setting in the configuration file is insecure. Umask must be set as to prevent public write (i.e. either 002 or 022).












The umask setting in the configuration file is insecure. Umask must be











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check if the umask settings are secure (to prevent public write, suggested The umask setting in the configuration file is insecure. Umask must be












set as to prevent public write (i.e. either 002 or 022).










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set as to prevent public write (i.e. either 002 or 022). The umask setting in the configuration file is insecure. Umask must be check if the umask settings are secure (to prevent public write, suggested

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set as to prevent public write (i.e. either 002 or 022). check if the umask settings are secure (to prevent public write, suggested

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There are more than two umask entries in the configuration file. Please The umask setting in the configuration file is insecure. Umask must be












set as to prevent public write (i.e. either 002 or 022). values are either 002 or 022). The umask setting in the configuration file is insecure. Umask must be set as to prevent public write (i.e. either 002 or 022).











values are either 002 or 022). There are more than two umask entries in the configuration file. Please











There are more than two umask entries in the configuration file. Please The umask setting in the configuration file is insecure. Umask must be

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check if the umask settings are secure (to prevent public write, suggested












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check if the umask settings are secure (to prevent public write, suggested

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set as to prevent public write (i.e. either 002 or 022). values are either 002 or 022). set as to prevent public write (i.e. either 002 or 022). set as to prevent public write (i.e. either 002 or 022). There are more than two umask entries in the configuration file. Please












There are more than two umask entries in the configuration file. Please There are more than two umask entries in the configuration file. Please values are either 002 or 022). set as to prevent public write (i.e. either 002 or 022).











check if the umask settings are secure (to prevent public write, suggested values are either 002 or 022).

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The umask setting in the configuration file is insecure. Umask must be set as to prevent public write (i.e. either 002 or 022). There are more than two umask entries in the configuration file. Please












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set as to prevent public write (i.e. either 002 or 022).










































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check if the umask settings are secure (to prevent public write, suggested check if the umask settings are secure (to prevent public write, suggested There are more than two umask entries in the configuration file. Please The umask setting in the configuration file is insecure. Umask must be There are more than two umask entries in the configuration file. Please

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set as to prevent public write (i.e. either 002 or 022). values are either 002 or 022). values are either 002 or 022).











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There are more than two umask entries in the configuration file. Please












check if the umask settings are secure (to prevent public write, suggested











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check if the umask settings are secure (to prevent public write, suggested











check if the umask settings are secure (to prevent public write, suggested set as to prevent public write (i.e. either 002 or 022).








There are more than two umask entries in the configuration file. Please



values are either 002 or 022). check if the umask settings are secure (to prevent public write, suggested

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There are more than two umask entries in the configuration file. Please

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The umask setting in the configuration file is insecure. Umask must be values are either 002 or 022). check if the umask settings are secure (to prevent public write, suggested

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values are either 002 or 022). check if the umask settings are secure (to prevent public write, suggested There are more than two umask entries in the configuration file. Please

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set as to prevent public write (i.e. either 002 or 022).

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There are more than two umask entries in the configuration file. Please











check if the umask settings are secure (to prevent public write, suggested

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There are more than two umask entries in the configuration file. Please

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values are either 002 or 022). values are either 002 or 022).

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values are either 002 or 022).

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There are more than two umask entries in the configuration file. Please



values are either 002 or 022).










check if the umask settings are secure (to prevent public write, suggested check if the umask settings are secure (to prevent public write, suggested There are more than two umask entries in the configuration file. Please There are more than two umask entries in the configuration file. Please The script will not be run since it belongs to a different owner than the The script will not be run since it belongs to a different owner than the set as to prevent public write (i.e. either 002 or 022).











values are either 002 or 022).

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There are more than two umask entries in the configuration file. Please

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values are either 002 or 022).




The script will not be run since it belongs to a different owner than the

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check if the umask settings are secure (to prevent public write, suggested There are more than two umask entries in the configuration file. Please There are more than two umask entries in the configuration file. Please check if the umask settings are secure (to prevent public write, suggested values are either 002 or 022). There are more than two umask entries in the configuration file. Please The script will not be run since it belongs to a different owner than the The script will not be run since it belongs to a different owner than the









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There are more than two umask entries in the configuration file. Please
check if the umask settings are secure (to prevent public write, suggested











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There are more than two umask entries in the configuration file. Please




















check if the umask settings are secure (to prevent public write, suggested values are either 002 or 022). check if the umask settings are secure (to prevent public write, suggested values are either 002 or 022).

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one running the Tiger program (or script). Since running this script might check if the umask settings are secure (to prevent public write, suggested one running the Tiger program (or script). Since running this script might












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check if the umask settings are secure (to prevent public write, suggested The script will not be run since it belongs to a different owner than the one running the Tiger program (or script). Since running this script might
The script will not be run since it belongs to a different owner than the



There are more than two umask entries in the configuration file. Please








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check if the umask settings are secure (to prevent public write, suggested check if the umask settings are secure (to prevent public write, suggested values are either 002 or 022). values are either 002 or 022).












check if the umask settings are secure (to prevent public write, suggested

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one running the Tiger program (or script). Since running this script might

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one running the Tiger program (or script). Since running this script might values are either 002 or 022). check if the umask settings are secure (to prevent public write, suggested There are more than two umask entries in the configuration file. Please check if the umask settings are secure (to prevent public write, suggested The script will not be run since it belongs to a different owner than the values are either 002 or 022). The script will not be run since it belongs to a different owner than the values are either 002 or 022). values are either 002 or 022).















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introduce a risk (if the script was dropped in a directory that Tiger searches introduce a risk (if the script was dropped in a directory that Tiger searches The script will not be run since it belongs to a different owner than the

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values are either 002 or 022). one running the Tiger program (or script). Since running this script might introduce a risk (if the script was dropped in a directory that Tiger searches one running the Tiger program (or script). Since running this script might









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There are more than two umask entries in the configuration file. Please


check if the umask settings are secure (to prevent public write, suggested





values are either 002 or 022).






values are either 002 or 022). The script will not be run since it belongs to a different owner than the values are either 002 or 022). The script will not be run since it belongs to a different owner than the introduce a risk (if the script was dropped in a directory that Tiger searches The script will not be run since it belongs to a different owner than the The script will not be run since it belongs to a different owner than the











introduce a risk (if the script was dropped in a directory that Tiger searches check if the umask settings are secure (to prevent public write, suggested values are either 002 or 022). values are either 002 or 022). one running the Tiger program (or script). Since running this script might

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one running the Tiger program (or script). Since running this script might






















There are more than two umask entries in the configuration file. Please The script will not be run since it belongs to a different owner than the for by an attacker to have it run) it will not be executed. for by an attacker to have it run) it will not be executed.











one running the Tiger program (or script). Since running this script might The script will not be run since it belongs to a different owner than the

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introduce a risk (if the script was dropped in a directory that Tiger searches for by an attacker to have it run) it will not be executed. introduce a risk (if the script was dropped in a directory that Tiger searches

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values are either 002 or 022). The script will not be run since it belongs to a different owner than the










check if the umask settings are secure (to prevent public write, suggested













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for by an attacker to have it run) it will not be executed. for by an attacker to have it run) it will not be executed. one running the Tiger program (or script). Since running this script might one running the Tiger program (or script). Since running this script might one running the Tiger program (or script). Since running this script might one running the Tiger program (or script). Since running this script might

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The script will not be run since it belongs to a different owner than the The script will not be run since it belongs to a different owner than the

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introduce a risk (if the script was dropped in a directory that Tiger searches introduce a risk (if the script was dropped in a directory that Tiger searches values are either 002 or 022). check if the umask settings are secure (to prevent public write, suggested one running the Tiger program (or script). Since running this script might

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This might be a problem in the installation of Tiger so you should recheck The script will not be run since it belongs to a different owner than the

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for by an attacker to have it run) it will not be executed. one running the Tiger program (or script). Since running this script might This might be a problem in the installation of Tiger so you should recheck The script will not be run since it belongs to a different owner than the for by an attacker to have it run) it will not be executed.

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introduce a risk (if the script was dropped in a directory that Tiger searches












This might be a problem in the installation of Tiger so you should recheck

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one running the Tiger program (or script). Since running this script might values are either 002 or 022). The script will not be run since it belongs to a different owner than the This might be a problem in the installation of Tiger so you should recheck

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The script will not be run since it belongs to a different owner than the

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introduce a risk (if the script was dropped in a directory that Tiger searches This might be a problem in the installation of Tiger so you should recheck introduce a risk (if the script was dropped in a directory that Tiger searches introduce a risk (if the script was dropped in a directory that Tiger searches The script will not be run since it belongs to a different owner than the introduce a risk (if the script was dropped in a directory that Tiger searches The script will not be run since it belongs to a different owner than the one running the Tiger program (or script). Since running this script might for by an attacker to have it run) it will not be executed. for by an attacker to have it run) it will not be executed.




one running the Tiger program (or script). Since running this script might








values are either 002 or 022). introduce a risk (if the script was dropped in a directory that Tiger searches The script will not be run since it belongs to a different owner than the the script owner and permissions. one running the Tiger program (or script). Since running this script might

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The script will not be run since it belongs to a different owner than the This might be a problem in the installation of Tiger so you should recheck introduce a risk (if the script was dropped in a directory that Tiger searches one running the Tiger program (or script). Since running this script might the script owner and permissions. The script will not be run since it belongs to a different owner than the for by an attacker to have it run) it will not be executed. This might be a problem in the installation of Tiger so you should recheck The script will not be run since it belongs to a different owner than the one running the Tiger program (or script). Since running this script might the script owner and permissions. the script owner and permissions.








introduce a risk (if the script was dropped in a directory that Tiger searches




The script will not be run since it belongs to a different owner than the for by an attacker to have it run) it will not be executed. for by an attacker to have it run) it will not be executed. one running the Tiger program (or script). Since running this script might one running the Tiger program (or script). Since running this script might for by an attacker to have it run) it will not be executed. for by an attacker to have it run) it will not be executed. The script will not be run since it belongs to a different owner than the the script owner and permissions.

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one running the Tiger program (or script). Since running this script might This might be a problem in the installation of Tiger so you should recheck introduce a risk (if the script was dropped in a directory that Tiger searches introduce a risk (if the script was dropped in a directory that Tiger searches

This might be a problem in the installation of Tiger so you should recheck











for by an attacker to have it run) it will not be executed. one running the Tiger program (or script). Since running this script might
introduce a risk (if the script was dropped in a directory that Tiger searches











the script owner and permissions. for by an attacker to have it run) it will not be executed. introduce a risk (if the script was dropped in a directory that Tiger searches The script will not be run since it belongs to a different owner than the one running the Tiger program (or script). Since running this script might This might be a problem in the installation of Tiger so you should recheck

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the script owner and permissions.






one running the Tiger program (or script). Since running this script might






introduce a risk (if the script was dropped in a directory that Tiger searches one running the Tiger program (or script). Since running this script might






















one running the Tiger program (or script). Since running this script might This might be a problem in the installation of Tiger so you should recheck This might be a problem in the installation of Tiger so you should recheck This might be a problem in the installation of Tiger so you should recheck for by an attacker to have it run) it will not be executed. introduce a risk (if the script was dropped in a directory that Tiger searches one running the Tiger program (or script). Since running this script might This might be a problem in the installation of Tiger so you should recheck











The script will not be run since it belongs to a different owner than the introduce a risk (if the script was dropped in a directory that Tiger searches the script owner and permissions.

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for by an attacker to have it run) it will not be executed. introduce a risk (if the script was dropped in a directory that Tiger searches for by an attacker to have it run) it will not be executed. the script owner and permissions.

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This might be a problem in the installation of Tiger so you should recheck introduce a risk (if the script was dropped in a directory that Tiger searches for by an attacker to have it run) it will not be executed.


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for by an attacker to have it run) it will not be executed. one running the Tiger program (or script). Since running this script might The script will not be run since it belongs to a different owner than the the script owner and permissions. This might be a problem in the installation of Tiger so you should recheck

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