by > > crying :-) Now, just click on the cd-rom icon (on your desktop)
> > to mount and use it (it's the same for floppy disks). This is
> > very simple and you do not need to be a privileged user for that !
> Ouch. This is a * security hole. There's nothing to stop
> somebody from putting a setuid program on a CD or floppy and then
> mounting it, you know.
nosuid,nogid,nodev then the author deserves a severe beating. or, if it
depends on fstab entries with user specified, then it should also have
nosuid,nogid,nodev specified as well.
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