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Re: [SNI-14]: Solaris rpcbind vulnerability
From: alan () LXORGUK UKUU ORG UK (Alan Cox)
Date: Fri, 6 Jun 1997 18:41:22 +0100


A bind() with sin.sin_port == 0 will return a random port in a range
1024.
We think this is a big win, though the bugs that are exploitable with
predictable port ranges are quite difficult to play with (and rare).

Theo, Linux does likewise  - and you also get a performance advantage. However
your explanation misses a problem - you may randomly assign port 6000 - which
is sort of a well known port for X windows



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