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Tripwire Jr?

From: MSHINES () freh-02 adpc purdue edu (Michael S. Hines)
Date: 10 Oct 94 11:18:17 EST


Does anyone know of a Tripwire type tool for MS/PC-DOS type machines.
Since the user sets at root all the time... there is great potential as
well as great opportunity for screw ups...

It's one thing to look for particular strings that may be viruses, but
quite another to know if any critical component in your system has
changed...  (such as opening up an .exe file in a word processor...<evil
grin>..   hey...it happens... ).

Thx.

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