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Month of Apple Bugs Dec 19 2006 03:33PM
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Re: Month of Apple Bugs Dec 20 2006 10:39PM
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Re: Month of Apple Bugs Dec 19 2006 04:56PM
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Re: Month of Apple Bugs Dec 19 2006 04:16PM
Philippe Devallois (phdevallois intego com) (3 replies)

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Re: Month of Apple Bugs Dec 20 2006 02:39PM
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Re: Month of Apple Bugs Dec 19 2006 05:25PM
Dave Schroeder (das doit wisc edu) (1 replies)

Re: Month of Apple Bugs Dec 19 2006 05:58PM
Philippe Devallois (phdevallois intego com)

On 19 déc. 06, at 18:25, Dave Schroeder wrote:

> And this is useful how?
>
> There is absolutely no information in that post.

The only information is that there's something in the wild installing
a /tmp/.darwin file and launching a process on those Macs.

(Not only one server, read the thread in detail)

It's rare to get a scheduled native process on a Mac OS X after a php
exploitation.

0day exploit is a possibility.

--
Philippe

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Re: Month of Apple Bugs Dec 19 2006 04:07PM
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