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Re: Hijacking tool


From: alan () mid net (Alan Hannan)
Date: Tue, 24 Jan 1995 08:27:36 -0600 (CST)


There is a tool floating around called TAP which is a kernel mod that


Lots of extraneous quoting deleted...

If you're hijacking *connections* isn't it much easier to just steal
the filehandles in the kernel?

(Just go to a processes' file table and add that processes file * to
your open set, e.g., by implementing an new systemcall, interprocess
dup:  int ipcdup(int pid, int fd))

Can't be more than four or five lines of kernel code.

  Which is easier for a 14 year old kid, running TAP and rootkit, or rewriting
the kernel code?

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