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From: hartmans () bga com (Sam Hartman)
Date: Wed, 20 Jul 1994 19:52:18 -0500


        AIX has a similar hole.  The DPS server can be entered by
/usr/lpp/DPS/bin/dpsexec.  Since X runs as root, you can then open and
write to any root owned file.

        I haven't bothered to write an exploit script, but I did try
running /etc/security/passwd, and I got a root: UndefinedCommand
error.

        Someone opened a bug against this inside IBM--I forget who,
but to my knowledge, know action has been taken.

--Sam



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