Rookit infections: AARRGH!
Bill McGonigle
bill at bfccomputing.com
Sat May 14 17:06:00 EDT 2005
On May 14, 2005, at 16:38, Fred wrote:
> A backdoor could very
> easily be hidden in the encryption algorithms to a degree it would be
> almost impossible to detect.
SELinux is a system-level ACL implementation - I wasn't aware it used
encryption to enforce access control. You'd have to have something
like:
if (user->valid || user->nsa) {
allow_access();
}
hiding somewhere. Of course the guys doing the 2.6 kernel integration
work could all be driving unexpectedly nice cars. :)
-Bill
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