Killing the screensaver is just one of the things that could be done fromthat shell script, of course. Larimer points to possibilities like puttinga .desktop file into /.config/autostart, which will thenbe executed every time the user logs in. The same kind of thing could bedone using .bash_profile or similar files. Either of those couldmake for a Conficker-like attack against Linux systems. In addition, becausethe user is logged in, any encrypted home directory or partition will bedecrypted and available for copying the user's private data.
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It's especially annoying since I'm running KDE and I get an obviously GNOME-based dialog box asking me what I want to do with the content found on the device. The most annoying part is also the part that makes it most obvious that it comes from GNOME, is that the only apps I'm offered to open the content are GNOME apps, ignoring my KDE (and other) apps. Linux autorun vulnerabilities? Posted Feb 10, 2011 18:46 UTC (Thu) by tetromino (guest, #33846) [Link]
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