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Re: NFS exporting
From: rjq () phys ksu edu (Rob Quinn)
Date: Thu, 14 Apr 1994 10:46:01 -0500 (CDT)
People can read and write your disk. In addition, anyone with access to your network can spoof NFS packets and either interfere with your view of whats on the disk or with the server's idea of what you are attempting to write (or read). The latter portion should be obvious -- its easy to mount an active attack on a udp based protocol
A while back I saw some discussion about NFS using tcp instead of udp. Would this make things any more secure? -- | let's all be different | | just like me Rob Quinn | | rjq () phys ksu edu | | QuinnBob@KSUVM.BITNET |
Current thread:
- Re: NFS exporting, (continued)
- Re: NFS exporting Mike Evans (Apr 13)
- Re: NFS exporting Aggelos D. Keromitis (Apr 13)
- Re: NFS exporting Perry E. Metzger (Apr 13)
- Re: NFS exporting Michael Neuman (Apr 13)
- Re: NFS exporting Perry E. Metzger (Apr 14)
- Re: NFS exporting Paul Graham (Apr 14)
- Re: NFS exporting Perry E. Metzger (Apr 15)
- Re: NFS exporting Perry E. Metzger (Apr 14)
- Re: NFS exporting Rob Quinn (Apr 14)
- Re: NFS exporting Perry E. Metzger (Apr 14)
- Re: NFS exporting Steve Simmons (Apr 14)
- Re: NFS exporting Perry E. Metzger (Apr 14)