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• “COPS Dan Farmer, et al. Managed/largely written by Dan Farmer, COPS is a suite of shell scripts which forms an extensive security testing system; there's a rudimentary password cracker, and routines to check the filestore for suspicious changes in setuid programs, others to check permissions of essential system and user files, and still more to see whether any system software behaves in a way which could cause problems.”

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• “A good example of this would be a public workstation room where it would be trivial for a user to reboot a machine into single-user mode and muck around with the workstation filestore, if precautions are not taken.”

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• “This could be used to delete your filestore, create a new account, copy your password file, anything.”

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• “Current memory allocated to filestore file cache, in KB.”

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• “We have our vault setup on a remote database and a remote filestore.”

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• “Mainly, they are stored in the location of your filestore.”

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• “SplashID stores your passwords, credit card numbers, and other personal data within an encrypted filestore.”

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• “It also syncs with your Windows Mobile, Palm, or Blackberry handhelds, and stores your data within an encrypted filestore in your portable device, too.”

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• “Vault filestore is approximately 45 GB and databases approximately 1.8 GB.”

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• “It's understood by Carter, I think, that Waterhouse's application to manage the creation, ageing and disposition of the copied files would be implemented in this filestore.”

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