On Wed, 29 Sep 1999, you wrote: > I too would also be interested as to why LinuxConf is a security risk. I > don't actually intend to make a direct connection out, I'm relying on Win98 > SE to make my internet connection, but if LinuxConf has other risks, I'd > like to know about them. > Well, as I said earlier (our messages probably crossed in the email. <G>) it *probably* is a security risk because that service MAY be for running LinuxConf from remote. You can still run LinuxConf from the local console, even with that turned off. I'm just going by what my mentor/boss said and extrapolating. That's why I go into inetd.conf and comment out every service in there...I don't want to leave ANY of those services available. :-) John
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