On 21/03/14 16:41, Monsta wrote:
> It's problematic for one simple reason: APT ceases to function normally
> until you remove the offending files and update the package index again.
>
Simply, it is a Denial of Service.
Quite a neat way to create a window of opportunity for so-called zero-day vulnerabilities too.
On 21/03/14 16:41, Monsta wrote:
> It's problematic for one simple reason: APT ceases to function normally
> until you remove the offending files and update the package index again.
>
Simply, it is a Denial of Service.
Quite a neat way to create a window of opportunity for so-called zero-day vulnerabilities too.