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Subject:       Security Holes

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----------------------  Original Message Follows  ----------------------

I don't profess to be a unix wizard, but I do know some of what
you guys have been talking about lately.

Can someone please explain to me the nature of these holes as
you see them?  At times I know what you're talking about, but at
others I get confused.

Many thanks.

Mike.