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Re: Core file anomalies under BSDi 3.0
From: deraadt () CVS OPENBSD ORG (Theo de Raadt)
Date: Fri, 20 Jun 1997 02:59:14 -0600
A small and neat bug in BSDi 3.x allows people to arbitrarly write files with crap for data, but not overwrite them. Like so:
That's a neat "fill up the root partition" denial of service attack. It probably works in lots of other operating systems. It doesn't work in OpenBSD.
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- Core file anomalies under BSDi 3.0 Nir Soffer (Jun 19)
- Re: Core file anomalies under BSDi 3.0 Theo de Raadt (Jun 20)
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- Core file anomalies under BSDi 3.0 Nir Soffer (Jun 19)
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- Re: Solaris 2.5.1 party piece Doug Hughes (Jun 19)
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