Re: Security
Re: Security
- Subject: Re: Security
- From: Paul Scott <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 18 Sep 2009 14:21:25 -0700
Unfortunately, I'm not near my Mac computer and forgot to turn screen
sharing on after I installed SL, so I can't give the exact wording, but
if you use select the drive in Finder and press CMD-I there's a little
check-box in the resulting window that disables ownership on the drive.
Perhaps that is checked. Just a thought.
Paul
Luther Fuller wrote:
My scripting activities lead me to looking into which users can open a
sparsebundle created by another user. While doing this, I noticed
something I don't think I like.
I have two startup disks: 10.6.1 on my internal HD and 10.5.8 on an
external FW HD.
1. A standard user on the 10.5.8 external HD can read the Home folder
of any standard (but not admin) user on the 10.6.1 internal HD.
2. A standard user on the 10.6.1 internal HD can read the Home folder
of any user (including admin) on the 10.5.8 external drive.
Apparently, if I wanted to snoop, I could carry around an external
10.6.1 FW startup drive and see things you wouldn't want me to see.
Do you see a bug here?
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