security of secure NFS
Preston Mullen
mullen at mpm.itd.nrl.navy.mil
Sat Sep 16 00:56:55 AEST 1989
Have horrible holes or other problems been found in secure NFS? Is it
robust enough to be worth the trouble?
I have been testing secure NFS and "C2" mode for several months, fixing up
little problems, working around inadequate documentation, finding that
some patches from Sun don't work under "C2" mode, etc. I'd like to know
whether this has really been worth while, since we are contemplating more
widespread use of these features. I _feel_ more secure, but I'd like to
know if this is illusion or reality.
I'm interested in both theoretical problems and implementation bugs.
Thanks.
Preston Mullen
Code 5534
Information Technology Division
Naval Research Laboratory
Washington DC 20375-5000
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