full-disclosure - Unsecure file permission of ZoneAlarm pro.

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Message-ID: <41273486.5020203@paradigmo.com>
From: stephane.nasdrovisky at paradigmo.com (stephane nasdrovisky)
Subject: Unsecure file permission of ZoneAlarm pro.

John LaCour wrote:

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>There is absolutely no security issue here.
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>ZoneAlarm does not rely on file permissions to protect
>any configuration files.   Configuration files are protected 
>by our TrueVector(r) driver in the kernel. 
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>In addition to protecting configuration files against 
>unauthorized changes, there are additional integrity checks and other
>protection mechanisms implemented for all policy configuration 
>files.  Should any policy configuration files fail integrity
>checks, the firewall will fail closed.
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>Again, no issue.
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>>Zone Alarm stores its config. files in %windir%\Internet Logs\* . But strangely, 
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Isn't it supposed to store logs ? My english knowledge is probably too poor.

>>EVERYONE: Full 
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As everybody knows, windows * is a single user system on which you can 
only install zonealarm, no other software, especially no software using 
this directory for storing any kind of information. As I understand the 
zap answer: Kidding with file permissions is not an issue on any os... 
unless, maybe, if you wish to use your system.