Brad, I agree with you, but it looks like you just described "TripWire"?
What OS & Webserver does the Airforce use?
Brad Daugherty wrote:
>
> >> I don't see how CDROM provides significant advantages on a WEB server
> >> "graffiti" attack.
>
> In order to avoid graffiti try something like this:
>
> 1)Write a program that checks the size/date of the WWW directory
> If it fails have it Kill the WWW server
> and send email to the admin.
> 2)Setup a CRON job to run the program every 15 min.
>
> If a hacker is good enough they will find it, but who would be looking for such a random thing?
>
> Just make sure you change the size whenever you make a change to your documents.
>
> As for CD-ROM WWW sites, I believe the term "Link-rot" comes to mind.
>
> Good Luck,
> Brad
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