[arachne] Resend: Re: ssh2dos ???

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On Sat, 13 Jun 2009 21:39:42 -0500, Glenn McCorkle wrote:

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> Well... someone had some success.

> Ealier today someone accessed my system via ssh using the
> 'freelists/arachne' username/password.

> They were logged-in for 2 minutes and issued these 4 commands....

> dir  (which would have shown the 'empty' listing of /home/freelists
> there's nothing in that dir, it's just setup for testing of ssh)
> list (which would have done nothing but 'command not found')
> list (a second time... same result)
> exit (which of-course logged them off)
> ________________________________________________

> Bastiaan,

> Was that you ?

> ___________________________

Yes, indeed, that was me with this afternoon (here) some more testing.

I am wondering about the possible commands. Are they standard ones or is
the OS of the box connected the one that is deciding about valuable
commands.
As you had a Linux-box running...

If the commands are not OS-depending like telnet commands... is there
anywhere a list of valuable commands?

But finaly something is happening now with the new settings... thank you
:-) very very much.

Hope you will leave that box available for more testing and I hope I did
not spoil anything with the 'set' command.

Regards, Bastiaan

> BTW,

> Anyone who decides to test the ssh login may cd to ...

> /home/public_files/music

> Which has quite a few subdirs filled with MP3 music files
> and quite a few WMV music video files.

Tried this one and found the video files... but how to download them?
The mouse was not active on this pages, so clicking on one of the
colored items could not be done. The arrow keys neither.

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