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Subject: crontab exploit
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12-16-96

I apologize for coming into this discussion just as it seems to be ending, 
but I was wondering if someone could email me the exploit to which everyone
is referring in their letters.

I just got onto the freebsd-security mailing list, and I think I missed the 
original exploit posting by a day or so.

Thanks,
Josh Pincus.

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System Security Administrator
Computer Interest Floor
University of Rochester
Rochester, NY 14627
sadmin@roundtable.cif.rochester.edu