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26     Implementations of SSH servers require some degree of privilege in
28 privilege throughout normal operation even while users are logged
30 protocols can be exploited in such ways as to escalate the privilege
33 The OpenSSH team introduced support for "privilege separation" in
41 The ssh team at Sun agrees with the basic OpenSSH privilege
45 with the question of just what is "privilege" and follow on with an
46 analysis of the SSH protocols vis-a-vis privilege. Then we briefly
55 there is a new approach to this sort of privilege with the aim of
57 required; root's privilege is broken down into many privileges and
58 these are managed through privilege sets. We won't go into the
61 But privilege is also access to data and resources that can be used
62 to escalate the privilege of those who have access to them. For
110 The OpenSSH team designed and implemented a "privilege separation"
113 privilege escalated.
123 No privilege or privileged resources are needed to implement the
196 The OpenSSH privilege separation model is quite complex.
200 privilege: one process running as a special user, "sshd," for
230 approach to privilege separation of the key exchange protocols has
235 The Sun ssh team proposes a somewhat different privilege separation
240 We eschew any temptation to apply the privilege separation concept
346 monitor as in a server w/o privilege separation.
391 As you can see in the next section, the SUNWssh privilege separation
399 The SUNWssh server privilege separation implementation could stand