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October, 2000

  • + Auditing + Code, Kurt's Closet, Security Portal, October 31, 2000 +
    + + Kurt Seifried interviews John Viega, author of the ITS4 code auditing + system. While he acknowledges the value of OpenBSD's strictly + expert-based auditing process, he argues that using even an imperfect + auditing tool is better than no audit at all. +

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  • Linux + Boosts Unix, ZDnet Inter@ctive Week, October 23, 2000 +
    + + Charles Babcock suggests that Unix and freenix OSes like Linux and + OpenBSD are putting the squeeze on Microsoft Windows 2000's share of + the high end server market. Not bad for a bunch of hackers who just do + it because they love coding... +

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  • + Porting + OpenBSD to the Motorola ColdFire, BSDCon, October 18, 2000 +
    + + Dean Fogarty and David O'Rourke, engineers at Stallion Technologies + Pty Ltd in Australia, presented this paper at BSDCon.
    + "Making an Internet embedded appliance for public + consumption is not a simple task. Choices including hardware, code + development and user interface design must be made, each of which could + either help or hinder a product. This paper outlines how and why + Stallion Technologies used the Motorola ColdFire CPU and the OpenBSD + operating system to create a successful Internet appliance." +

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  • Cry Hackerdom!, FEED, October 17, 2000
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  • + The Pros and Cons of Posting Vulnerabilities, October 5, 2000 +
    + + Dissipating the smokescreen of FUD surrounding "full + disclosure" is a never ending thankless task. Rik Farrow shows how + it works by picking a particularly busy day in the life of BUGTRAQ, the + full disclosure security mailing list. He concludes with a tip of the + white hat to OpenBSD:
    + "The true goal should be to write secure software in the first + place. One Unix version, OpenBSD, gets all of its code audited for + security bugs before it gets shipped." +

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  • BSD OSs Offer Unix Alternatives to Linux, Byte, October 2, 2000
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