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security.debian.org and other compromised

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Nothinman

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http://cert.uni-stuttgart.de/files/fw/debian-security-20031121.txt

Guess it had to happen sooner or later.

For the lazy who won't read the above link:

The archive is not affected by this compromise!

In particular the following machines have been affected:

. master (Bug Tracking System)
. murphy (mailing lists)
. gluck (web, cvs)
. klecker (security, non-us, web search, www-master)

The security archive will be verified from trusted sources before it
will become available again.
 
According to what I read on /. (i.e. this is third-hand information or worse), it was a password that was guessed/cracked/stolen.
 
Originally posted by: CTho9305
According to what I read on /. (i.e. this is third-hand information or worse), it was a password that was guessed/cracked/stolen.

Which is not the fault of the OS used, a fact that seems to be lost on the /. crowd.
 
Originally posted by: Spyro
Originally posted by: CTho9305
According to what I read on /. (i.e. this is third-hand information or worse), it was a password that was guessed/cracked/stolen.

Which is not the fault of the OS used, a fact that seems to be lost on the /. crowd.

The /. crowd are like salesmen. Don't expect much int he way of common sense.
 
Well, I couldn't access non-us or security last night, and thought something was fishy. I just figured that 3.0r2 was released and the servers were overloaded. Checked both the debian main page, and my e-mail (am subscribed to debian-security) and didn't see anything. Then I checked /. and didn't see anything either.

Now it all makes sense.
 
Which is not the fault of the OS used, a fact that seems to be lost on the /. crowd.
I bet $10 it wasn't brute forced.

As Nothinman has already noted, we do not approve of unlicensed necromancy.
-ViRGE
 
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