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2006/6/19, R. B. Riddick <arne_woerner@yahoo.com>:
> I know personally of a case where
> somebody (mis(?))configured a NFS service (maybe it was a honey-pot, or so?),
> so that everyone had read/write access as _root_. It was possible to transfer
> about 20MB of data over about one hour from a single IP, that was never seen
> there before...

Well, you are not goin' to say that was a great achievement of those
administrators, are you? =)