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> 
> They now add a key written to disk, presumably to authenticate 
> that the server is actually the one talking to the setuid program.  I'm
> not qualified to comment on the cryptographic validity of their
> code except to say I don't like the looks of it.

Interesting. That method was discussed and implemented here long 
ago by RST and Ben at least to a test level if I remember correctly.