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Is there a kernel patch to stop single user mode?
From: John Hebert <johnhebert () it-group com>
Date: Fri, 19 Sep 2003 11:13:39 -0500
Is there a way to stop someone with physical access to the box from booting into single user mode and changing the root password? I'm not interested in solutions that require setting a boot or poweron password in the BIOS. I'd like something that could be done in the Linux kernel, so as to apply to multiple platforms. Thanks, John Hebert --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Captus Networks Are you prepared for the next Sobig & Blaster? - Instantly Stop DoS/DDoS Attacks, Worms & Port Scans - Precisely Define and Implement Network Security - Automatically Control P2P, IM and Spam Traffic FIND OUT NOW - FREE Vulnerability Assessment Toolkit http://www.captusnetworks.com/ads/42.htm ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Current thread:
- Is there a kernel patch to stop single user mode? John Hebert (Sep 19)
- Re: Is there a kernel patch to stop single user mode? Chris Ess (Sep 19)
- RE: Is there a kernel patch to stop single user mode? David Gillett (Sep 19)
- Re: Is there a kernel patch to stop single user mode? Matt Howard (Sep 19)
- Re: Is there a kernel patch to stop single user mode? Carlos Eduardo Pinheiro (Sep 19)
- Re: Is there a kernel patch to stop single user mode? Mike MacNeill (Sep 19)
- Re: Is there a kernel patch to stop single user mode? Ansgar -59cobalt- Wiechers (Sep 22)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- RE: Is there a kernel patch to stop single user mode? Tiago de Oliveira Quadra (Sep 24)
- RE: Is there a kernel patch to stop single user mode? Ranjeet Shetye (Sep 24)
- RE: Is there a kernel patch to stop single user mode? Per Krogh Nielsen (Sep 24)
- RE: Is there a kernel patch to stop single user mode? Ranjeet Shetye (Sep 24)