Captain Crunch's New Boxes, Part II

Posted by timothy on Sunday March 3, 2002 @12:47PM from the whistle-whistle dept.

micsaund writes: "It looks like the infamous Captain Crunch has been toiling away for 3 years on a firewall now known as the Crunchbox. It runs OpenBSD and is administered via a web-based interface. Steve Wozniak is quoted as saying it's 'next to un-crackable.' Check it out at ShopIP. The Register also has an article on it. As an aside, since the Linux Router Project (LRP) appears to have been sold-out and GnatBox is a tad expensive, is anyone aware of some kind of 'packaged' firewall with a slick interface available for free?" We mentioned Draper's venture into firewalls last year, but there's been some progress since then.

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Re:This article is a perfect example... by talks_to_birds · 2002-03-03 14:27 · Score: 1, Offtopic

Sorry: you're quite right.
From now on it'll be <strong>strong tags</strong>
How's that?
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Re:This article is a perfect example... by talks_to_birds · 2002-03-03 14:31 · Score: 1, Offtopic

hmm..
Although I do reserve the right to use an asterisk in an expletive, as I did in the offending passage, above, by replacing the vowel with a star to soften the full weight of my choice of words...
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