Getting hacked is seldom a pleasant experience. It’s no fun to learn that undetectable portions of
your host have been invaded and that the system has several new volunteer system administrators.
But in our case, a solid and reliable gateway can provide a reassuring backdrop for managing a hacker. Bill Cheswick, Steve Bellovin, Diana D’Angelo, and Paul Glick toyed with a volunteer. Cheswick relates the story.
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