Hey all,
Quick question about a vulnerability that was already fixed. I'm
specifically talking about the mod_autoindex UTF-7 XSS vulnerability that is
fixed in Apache 2.2.6. You can find it discussed under the Security Reports
for Apache 2.2 ( http://httpd.apache.org/security/vulnerabilities_22.ht
This really isn't a Apache per se but I'm going to guess that many of
you have dealt with this problem in the past and I could use some
advice. I'm having issues with people trying to hack my box. They are
coming in through php scripts on sites that have 777 directories. I've
done a lot to make
Suexec dows all the job.
The rights were wrong.
Sterpu Victor wrote:
How do I setup apache so that diffrent virtual hosts can't read one
eachother files(using cgi's by example)?
I know that there is a module that runs a diffrent instance of apache
for every virtual host(each instance on a d
How do I setup apache so that diffrent virtual hosts can't read one
eachother files(using cgi's by example)?
I know that there is a module that runs a diffrent instance of apache
for every virtual host(each instance on a diffrent user).
Does someoane recalls how is this module named?
I tryed
