Mark Kent <mark.kent@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> [H]omer <spam@xxxxxxx> espoused:
>> The [H]omer award for COLA Advocate of the Week:
>>
>> alt <spamtrap@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
>> (Discussing one of the many ways that GNU/Linux defeats hackers)
>>
>> .----
>>| There was an article I read about a LAMP system being hacked
>>| through a PHP exploit. SELinux was enabled on the machine and they
>>| had server logs indicating that the hacker spent a long time
>>| (something like an hour or two) attempting in vain to get his
>>| rootscript to run.
>>|
>>| The hack didn't succeed because Apache didn't have permissions to
>>| execute scripts in the SELinux ruleset.
>> `----
>>
>> ngstats.pl version 1.22
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>> Written by Roy Culley.
>> Contributions from Mark Kent.
>> Modifications by [H]omer, 2007.
>>
>> This report covers 2403 articles received by this system to
>> newsgroup comp.os.linux.advocacy [1]
>
> Ahh, got my 2nd spot back again :-)
>
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>> 1. Roy Schestowitz <newsgroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 138
>> 2. Mark Kent <mark.kent@xxxxxxxxxxx> 80
>
> Hehe!
It might mean something the groups peers could analyze the code - but
since its closed source malware (in your words) these statistics really
are 100% meaningless.
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