BUNTER MATTHEW writes:
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>
> All,
>
> Not sure if this is strictly Security related but I have been
> using Ethereal to grab traces of nmap runs, ping of death, etc.
> from a Linux box to a Windows box. Everything works fine and I can
> view the traces after the event. (Wonderful tool Ethereal)
>
> My question is this : I seem to be getting core dumps frequently
> and I want to determine what initiated them i.e. if it was
> Ethereal or something else. I remeber reading somewhere that there
> was a method of diagnosing where a core dump came from.
>
> Also if anyone knows how to 'read' a core dump or any tools that
> allow this I would be interested.
>
> Rgs,
>
> Matt
>
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Not sure if this is related but the grsecurity patch allows you to have bsd
style coredumps (i.e. core.etherreal). It also sets you up with lots of
extra security features
Eco Linux is coming!!!
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