On Wed, Nov 20, 2002 at 10:54:24AM +0100, Guy.Bormann wrote:
> (*)One that comes out in the open, that is. A really smart hacker would
> leave services intact after the initial break-in. Since named crashes once
> in a while anyway, nothing but excellent an NIDS can distinguish an attack
> from a "genuine" crash. It is tempting to believe that there are already a
> bunch of servers compromised and silently serve as cloaks for other attacks.

Huh?  I haven't had BIND crash on me in a very very very long time.

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