Is it conceivable that another user on the same system (this being a
shared host) could have used the chgrp command to gain access to the
files? Or is chgrp pretty well locked down? Ideas welcome. Thanks!
--Ben S
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That would depend on
I just had a site vandalized via a new method I hadn't seen before, and
the hosting service was incredulous of.
The entire site's group ownership (this being a UNIX system) was changed
to igsvirt. Then all of the wiki.d files (which are group writable)
were overwritten with identical HTML