Secure Finger Daemon
Hello,
I'm planing to install a secure finger daemon
on one of the public boxes I admin.
Well, out there are really many different finger
daemons and in the Debian stable tree I can find:
* efingerd - Another finger daemon for unix
capable of fine-tuning your output.
* xfingerd - BSD-like finger daemon with qmail support.
* ffingerd - A secure finger daemon
* fingerd - Remote user information server.
* cfingerd - Configurable and secure finger daemon
So I've considered using fingered which should be secure.
Often I hear and read about exploited finger daemons which
gave the attacker system access so I'm asking on this list
help about the F Daemon.
Which Finger daemon is *really* secure ?
Shouldn't I install this service at all ?
Any experiences about compromised systems ?
Thanks for any help !
Have a nice time,
- Ivo
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Ivo Marino eim@eimbox.org
UN*X Developer, running Debian GNU/Linux
irc.OpenProjects.net #debian
http://eimbox.org
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