On Mon, 2003-08-25 at 11:16, morning_wood wrote: > Trend Interscan Viruswall has a path disclosure issue I wouldn't exactly call that a disclosure. It is commonly known that /etc/iscan is the directory in which Trend Interscan lives by default, and yes, /etc/iscan/virus is where it quarantines viruses. What would be the point of obscuring this "information"? Kinda like disclosing that the password file lives in /etc on many Unix boxes... > So these products are often used in conjuntion with each other? > Trend Interscan Viruswall and Spamassasin run on the same box and > combining thier output? They are both often used as plug-ins to an MTA (like postfix, qmail or sendmail), or via some MTA middle-ware (like amavis). Hence, they share the logging facility of the MTA or the middle-ware. Cheers Steffen.
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