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Reflecting on Linux Security in 2003

Posted by michael on from the reflecting-pool dept.

LogError writes "Here's a look at some interesting happenings with Linux security in 2003 with comments by Bob Toxen (one of the 162 recognized developers of Berkeley UNIX and author of "Real World Linux Security") and Marcel Gagne (President of Salmar Consulting, Inc. and author of "Linux System Administration - A User's Guide" and "Moving to Linux")."

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  1. Re:security by ReallyQuietGuy · · Score: 1, Offtopic

    if I had mod points i would have modded parent up. the AC who posted re: "far more of the world spell it like that", and the mods who modded down parent - at least the way i see it, the parent was making the point that while the grandparent is telling the euros to fuck off because hey he's so american, he's actually using non-American spelling. which i think is a masterful point to make.

  2. Re:Security by Bloodax · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    UNIX has been built from the ground up with security in mind, it's called OpenBSD.