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Re: Security Hole in Axent ESM

From: taral () MAIL UTEXAS EDU (Taral)
Date: Wed, 2 Sep 1998 12:07:50 -0500

Are there any systems that have solved the dual problem of 1) managing
drift and lag and 2) preventing an attacker from being able to cause 'time
warps' in the system?


Yes. Process capability restrictions. CAP_TIME or something like that could
be easily implemented.

Taral

Current thread:

Re: Security Hole in Axent ESM Jeffrey Hutzelman (Aug 31)
- Re: Security Hole in Axent ESM Caskey L. Dickson (Sep 01)
  - Re: Security Hole in Axent ESM Taral (Sep 02)
    - Re: Security Hole in Axent ESM Patrick (Sep 02)
  - Borderware predictable initial TCP racer-x () ALTAVISTA NET (Sep 02)
    - Re: Borderware predictable initial TCP Aggelos P. Varvitsiotis (Sep 03)
    - Web servers / possible DOS Attack / mime header flooding Laurent FACQ (Sep 03)
    - Re: Web servers / possible DOS Attack / mime header flooding Vanja Hrustic (Sep 03)
    - wwwboard.pl vulnerability bugtraq (Sep 03)
    - Re: Web servers / possible DOS Attack / mime header flooding Rich Wood (Sep 03)
    - Re: Web servers / possible DOS Attack / mime header flooding Daniel Leeds (Sep 03)
    - Re: Web servers / possible DOS Attack / mime header flooding Lars Eilebrecht (Sep 03)
    - Fwd: [ISN] Another BO detector that is actually a trojan Reuben Yau (Sep 03)

(Thread continues...)