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jackal
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Unix
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Feb 23 00:47 UTC 2000 |
Unix
Ok, I have an account on this guys box, and he's running tar in /usr/bin.
The command is 777, but I still can't run it! The response i get is:
tar: can't open /dev/rsa0 : Permission denied
So should I ask him to chmod /dev/rsa0 to 777 or something?
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raven
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response 1 of 6:
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Feb 23 01:39 UTC 2000 |
Hey Jackal glad to see you made it to the confs. This question would probably
be better answered in the jellyware conf.
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jackal
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response 2 of 6:
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Feb 24 22:34 UTC 2000 |
Does anyone know if the hackers involved in the ebay DoS attacks have been
caught?
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raven
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response 3 of 6:
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Feb 24 23:22 UTC 2000 |
Not so far as I know... I'd check 2600.org or slashdot.org for latest.
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hc
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response 4 of 6:
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Feb 25 09:38 UTC 2000 |
Actually, the best source for news like that (and security news in general)
is www.hackernews.com. The only busts that have happened recently were based
on last year's NASA hacks.
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killboy
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response 5 of 6:
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Feb 28 01:16 UTC 2000 |
The guys who were ment to be investigating said that it would be impossible
to track down the culprits as they were very clever!
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borgel
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response 6 of 6:
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Mar 9 00:28 UTC 2000 |
As to the original question, the comand chmod 777 would give read, write,
and execute permissions to everybody. Im pretty sure you have to be root to
execute that command, though.
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