automount adamantly refuses to mount a remote share into something that already exists. So/private/var/cron/tab is out./etc/ is out./Library and/System are out.
So we are left with:
1. You didn't actually try to automount any malicious sharepoints. Certainly not the cron tab that you speak of.
2. We don't have a remote hole in the default install.
Now, I'm open to the concept of automounting in something malicious, but I'm at a loss of what that would be.
Certainly you could automount a Fonts folder into/Network/Library/Fonts and mess with a user. Perhaps a bad preference file into/Network/Library/Preferences? Although the home folder preferences should take precedence over that.
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automount adamantly refuses to mount a remote share into something that already exists. So /private/var/cron/tab is out. /etc/ is out. /Library and /System are out.
/Network/Library/Fonts and mess with a user. Perhaps a bad preference file into /Network/Library/Preferences? Although the home folder preferences should take precedence over that.
So we are left with:
1. You didn't actually try to automount any malicious sharepoints. Certainly not the cron tab that you speak of.
2. We don't have a remote hole in the default install.
Now, I'm open to the concept of automounting in something malicious, but I'm at a loss of what that would be.
Certainly you could automount a Fonts folder into
But no remotely starting ssh that I can think of.