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Hi all, |
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What do you guys think of: |
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- reduce the number of setuid to the maximum |
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- reduce the number of daemons running has root. |
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has example, openbsd and openwall (among others) both try to have sane |
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setuids and setguids for things like: |
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- cron/at service |
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- syslog and klogd |
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- passwd (on openwall, not shure about openbsd) |
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and much more.. |
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those are the things I miss most, a sane default filesystem system |
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permissions and a lot of services that can be running without root |
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privileges.. |
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One interesting Idea would be to use the /etc/shadow replacement that |
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is present in openwall |
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anyone knows if any of these things/ideas is being followed, if so, |
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were can I find pointers to it? |
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I |
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best regards, |
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Miguel Sousa Filipe |
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