Re[3]: [Full-Disclosure] Security aspects of time synchronization infrastructure

Dear 3APA3A,

--Friday, August 20, 2004, 10:21:51 AM, you wrote to mvp@joeware.net:

3> Before Windows 2000 SP4 it was possible to set date far in future (for
3> example to 2038). Locked accounts, expired certificates in addition to
3> "problem 2038" (Jan, 19 2038 is maximum date value for 32 bit time_t
3> timestamp used in many C compilers). But setting date 12 hours in future
3> or 12 hours in past still can produce a lot of harm.

 Minor correction: because SNTP uses different timestamp format it's not
 possible to set date behind 2036. But it's not so important.

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