Re: [[cobalt-users] Server Hacked?]

["Richard E. Perlotto II" <richard@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

If you are providing space for developers, then it will be hard to
remove their telnet access.  Any access you remove will increase
the security of your box, however, at what point do your customers
cease using your box for someone else's?

You need to do a risk verses cost analysis on how much security
can you implement verses what you think it will cost you.


Richard

manitu wrote:
> 
> Hello all,
> 
> how much more security would it bring to me if I would give telnet access on
> the RaQ2 only to a few customers who really need it ?
> 
> And, if you would recommend this: Where are the user's privileges stored ? I
> don't want to access all virtual site administration pages and manually
> remove the telnet flag. I suppose I could modify a file on the RaQ2.
> 
> Manuel
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