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Software flaws don't negate "many eyes" in open source
The allegations from Greg Perry regarding backdoors allegedly placed within OpenBSD about a decade ago seem to be shifting more and more into the realm of fantasy as each day goes by. Comment?
UNKNOWN IPTables-0.05 5.10.1 on openbsd 4.9
From: Steven Schubiger Subject: UNKNOWN IPTables-0.05 v5.10.1 OpenBSD Date: 2011-12-20T17:02:52Z This distribution has been tested as part of the CPAN Testers project, supporting the Perl programming language. Comment?
UNKNOWN IPTables-0.05 5.15.5 on openbsd 5.0
From: Steven Schubiger Subject: UNKNOWN IPTables-0.05 v5.15.5 OpenBSD Date: 2011-12-14T03:20:45Z This distribution has been tested as part of the CPAN Testers project, supporting the Perl programming language. Comment?
UNKNOWN IPTables-0.05 5.15.4 on openbsd 4.9
From: Steven Schubiger Subject: UNKNOWN IPTables-0.05 v5.15.4 OpenBSD Date: 2011-11-13T14:52:00Z This distribution has been tested as part of the CPAN Testers project, supporting the Perl programming language. Comment?
UNKNOWN IPTables-0.05 5.14.2 on openbsd 4.9
From: Steven Schubiger Subject: UNKNOWN IPTables-0.05 v5.14.2 OpenBSD Date: 2011-11-12T09:25:43Z This distribution has been tested as part of the CPAN Testers project, supporting the Perl programming language. Comment?
By Trollaxor in Op-Ed Thu Oct 06, 2011 at 10:27:29 PM EST Tags: BSD , OpenBSD , Theo de Raadt , Trollaxor I uninstalled OpenBSD the other day after using it since version 3.1 came out nine years ago. Comment?
UNKNOWN IPTables-0.05 5.15.2 on openbsd 4.9
From: Steven Schubiger Subject: UNKNOWN IPTables-0.05 v5.15.2 OpenBSD Date: 2011-09-18T13:25:46Z This distribution has been tested as part of the CPAN Testers project, supporting the Perl programming language. Comment?
Some years ago I've made a little web application which allowed one to browse FreeBSD ports collection by tags, la delicious . Comment?
" OpenBSD 5.0 has been published , six months after the release of version 4.9. The OpenBSD project's newest release of the free BSD based UNIX-like operating system includes a number new and updated drivers, performance improvements and new features. Comment?
Slovenian interview with Theo
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... US courts, the code became open source. This became, among others, the foundation for the Mac OS and Solaris. Within the BSD family there is also the FreeBSD OS which is mainly developed in the US and concentrates more on server infrastructure. ... Comment?
UNKNOWN IPTables-0.05 5.15.2 on openbsd 4.9
From: Steven Schubiger Subject: UNKNOWN IPTables-0.05 v5.15.2 OpenBSD Date: 2011-09-18T13:25:46Z This distribution has been tested as part of the CPAN Testers project, supporting the Perl programming language. Comment?
De Raadt Doubts Alleged Backdoors Made It Into OpenBSD
But that he doesn't think that any of this software made it into the OpenBSD code base." Comment?
FBI Alleged To Have Backdoored OpenBSD's IPSEC Stack
Aggrajag and Mortimer.CA, among others, wrote to inform us that Theo de Raadt has made public an email sent to him by Gregory Perry, who worked on the OpenBSD crypto framework a decade ago. Comment?
I uninstalled OpenBSD the other day after using it since version 3.1 came out nine years ago. Comment?
From rwatson@FreeBSD.org Fri Aug 27 17:37:33 2004 Date: Tue, 24 Aug 2004 10:30:43 -0400 From: Robert Watson To: current@FreeBSD.org Subject: Running the network stack without Giant -- change in default coming For some time, one of the major goals of the FreeBSD Project has been to allow the network stack to run in parallel on multiple processors at ... (more) Comment?
The high level view, for those less willing to wade through a greater level of detail, is that we have a substantial work in progress with a lot of our bases covered, and that we're looking for broader exposure for the work. Comment?
De Raadt Doubts Alleged Backdoors Made It Into OpenBSD
But that he doesn't think that any of this software made it into the OpenBSD code base." Comment?
FBI Alleged To Have Backdoored OpenBSD's IPSEC Stack
Aggrajag and Mortimer.CA, among others, wrote to inform us that Theo de Raadt has made public an email sent to him by Gregory Perry, who worked on the OpenBSD crypto framework a decade ago. Comment?