Solaris

Hi

I have a user for whom I tried lastcomm command and I get following output,
I am wondering about last line..can anyone throw some light what exactly it is doing,

pt_chmod S Spiderman pts/14 0.00 secs Fri Sep 5 13:38
bash F Spiderman pts/14 0.00 secs Fri Sep 5 13:38
expr Spiderman pts/14 0.00 secs Fri Sep 5 13:38
bash F Spiderman pts/14 0.00 secs Fri Sep 5 13:38
expr Spiderman pts/14 0.00 secs Fri Sep 5 13:38
bash F Spiderman pts/14 0.00 secs Fri Sep 5 13:38
expr Spiderman pts/14 0.00 secs Fri Sep 5 13:38
bash F Spiderman pts/14 0.00 secs Fri Sep 5 13:38
bash F Spiderman pts/14 0.00 secs Fri Sep 5 13:38
bash F Spiderman pts/14 0.00 secs Fri Sep 5 13:38
bash F Spiderman pts/14 0.00 secs Fri Sep 5 13:38
awk Spiderman pts/14 0.00 secs Fri Sep 5 13:38
grep Spiderman pts/14 0.00 secs Fri Sep 5 13:38
bash F Spiderman pts/14 0.00 secs Fri Sep 5 13:38
stty Spiderman pts/14 0.00 secs Fri Sep 5 13:38
mail Spiderman pts/14 0.00 secs Fri Sep 5 13:38
cat Spiderman pts/14 0.00 secs Fri Sep 5 13:38
quota Spiderman pts/14 0.00 secs Fri Sep 5 13:38
pt_chmod S Spiderman __ 0.00 secs Fri Sep 5 13:38


Please let me know if you feel the pt_chmod is serious.

The system is solaris 10 on sparc.

Thanks

For your own descretion
SecurityTracker.com Archives - Sun Solaris pt_chmod Access Control Vulnerability Lets Local Users Obtain Write Access to Another User's TTY
By the way which release of Solaris 10 are you using? Kernel patch level?

5.10 Generic_118833-24

Thanks, Do you know it is happening in solaris 10 also ? I wonder how exactly can I try to see if this vulnerability is there still or not ?