13 Jun
1997
13 Jun
'97
6:44 p.m.
On Fri, 13 Jun 1997, Sam Ismail wrote:
On Fri, 13 Jun 1997, Brett wrote:
OF COURSE! That's it! How stupid of me! But I think you just got
disinherited! You will NOT be getting my KIM-1 when I'm gone!
8-) 8-)
Thanks Sam - I really do appreciate the - uh - effort 8-)
BC
Are there any archives of CERT Advisories on
glaring holes I can
worm my way into editing the passwd file or something? I realize
I could run CRACK but since that isn't what I normally do for FUN
I was hoping the mass intellegence and huge experience in this list
might be able to help 8-)
Build a device that taps into the data bus. Make it so that you can set
a memory address using knobs and then the 16-bit value you want to store
in that address. Then put a "fire" button on it that sets that memory
address to the value. Then, find out where your uid is stored in the
kernal, use your device to set the value at that address to 0, press fire
and voila! You are root!