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Password for sudo
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ubuntu:ubuntu


Quick Start Guide
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By default, all applications are running as benign.
To start running an application as untrusted, please
use the wrapper command "uudo". This will start the
program as untrusted. For instance, running "uudo firefox"
will execute firefox as untrusted, and everything created
by firefox will automatically be labeled as untrusted.



FireFox addon
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A FireFox has been installed for labeling files as untrusted
depending on the domains where files are downloaded from.
The list of untrusted hosts can be specified in
~/pip_untrustedHosts, with one host per line.
In order to be effective, FireFox needs to be restarted when 
the file is modified.


To Try
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1. Run "uudo firefox" (Automatically label every thing as untrusted),
   e.g., download a doc file and open it with OpenOffice
2. Simply check the uid of the running process: "untrusted" indicates
   the process is untrusted (e.g., using htop)
3. Check the integrity of the file using ls -l, or "lwip_showLevel filename"
4. Modify the ~/pip_untrustedHosts to label files downloaded from
   FireFox as untrusted selectively. In this case, there is no
   need to start FireFox with uudo.



In case of problem
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If you run into trouble, you may execute a program 
as trusted so that it consumes untrusted files without
any restrictions. To run a process as trusted, you may
wrap the program with "lwip_trusted", e.g., "lwip_trusted bash"

To disable the system entirely, you may run the script
"~/restoreLib". Note that running processes will not be
affected. To re-enable the system, run the script "~/replaceLib".

Others
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Please report any bugs or give any feedbacks to 
WaiKit: wsze@cs.stonybrook.edu.
For complete information, please visit the project webpage at
http://seclab.cs.sunysb.edu/seclab/pip/