
	This is a fairly simple little program I whipped up after I read
the CERT messages about versions of telnet(1) that snagged passwords. It
reads a list of files and checks them against stored information to see
if the files have been monkeyed with.

	I don't think this software is a panacea for trojan horses and
such forms of attack, but I *do* think it's a step, and I hope its flaws
trigger more in-depth approaches to these problems. Whether it becomes a
useful security tool, I've already realized it may save me a lot of work
making sure that modified files are properly carried forward across
operating system revisions :-)

	Currently the code is pretty UNIX specific, though any machine
with dbm or an equivalent, a stat(2) or equivalent system call, and a
directory lister like find(1) could use it. There may be some berklisms
in the code, but I assure you there are no NULL derefs or any of that
crap.

	Anyhow, do with this what you will. Hopefully it may help
someone.

--mjr();
