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Re: identd
Also, if you don't like leaking usernames, you can use the token function of
identd (add -h to the flags in inetd.conf or rc.conf depending on how you
start identd)
On Mon, 3 Apr 2000, Bob Beck wrote:
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| >I notice identd is on by default which reveals information about
| >your system to outsiders.
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| Some of us who run multiuser systems this is actually called
| giving enough information to outsiders about who is connecting. Fact is
| often that's important if *your own* users are screwing around.
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| Unlike others, OpenBSD's identd won't give out info about connections
| that didn't originate from your box.
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| -Bob
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Reverend Chris Cappuccio
http://www.dqc.org/~chris/
- References:
- Re: identd
- From: Bob Beck <beck@bofh.ucs.ualberta.ca>