UDF and stacked scanners
Javier Juan Martínez Cabezón <[email protected]> Sat, 26 Dec 2015 15:39:17 +0100
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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 Hi folks. after reading a bit UDF source code, is feasible having 2 scanners at the same time?,. Have you tested with this? Are they stacked? for example marking clamavd as a scanner and set tripwire as another one. With this approach You could make for example to only allow access to a file if sha256sum is correct forbiding access if none (tripwire returns code 8 if I remember correctly so it would be seen as denied by UDF). I think there could be multiple scenarios interesting to this approach, as it could be in NAS scenarios or just as an integrity "model" as BIBA :P or why not spamasassing ones :) Maybe UDF could be a user space REG model :) Have any of you hacked with this? What do you think? -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2 iQIcBAEBCAAGBQJWfqaTAAoJEFfmTgt/w77feAEP/0pJQVhuplms+JkWHYRAjMdZ xMpc5mGdCJ9B6vlDuG/olcNTVADv3g1c5Bh5X5/LtDGU62ZRuQODnMblvaZSLqt8 VzmQlu3kER0pX1j6rlmn2ZkBWxaBKK8pr+jLFXyvYZbPkBAsHcfHdMVFCcJUdEOm lbIBZCM/fAzELR+Fd7z1tkK57z2GCtHw1EmDWtz9F3qAFNaVwtV8d4jX/dN88Jqj +wWswgYFTyLs3DL2OilIrtnol/fIYAZ99CNiBnwuSwLoPDuESDUY9VMgVDWDomVD V5NJU9KcLX6DVqekUVjU4wgZ/USYhXi4nq67PptKykkh29mMY14d48ZC6MaajFUm A3nSjzxY6udrZi2g6uvUKPIPusXuVtMACMRAA8TkXtJs2Iw4mUadk+AqyBkfyDC4 7pfW3ObJCGTQpPc8mvlK+fJ49pmFFZIIXLCQ8XeRolHPxncqrjlgDbLyg9YnQVCM poNIXGegsCt9Ho6Yi0nE3u4PsbVGnSP7IQ7IXVQs8n2/wkaPZGoKJLkQlTSFgmNL usZKmB4+Vp3LQeXAOJv/rye9gsMlItVA2/cgKpQfIxfVf03kIeYQbSyXEEsJwYwP uIK6eINxk/LgMA+GnmfVPriG/vU4cjdTSxv7PrOkWaK5LW7s6iCrpPGQy0Dpqbhj 0WWIPwBaeMHBltCSC9LE =92bh -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----