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  Stephan Somogyi explains why he runs OpenBSD, largely due to OpenBSD's
! emphasis on security.  The article also chides Intel and 3Com for
! not providing driver documentation to allow their IPSec networking
! cards to be used.
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  Stephan Somogyi explains why he runs OpenBSD, largely due to OpenBSD's
! emphasis on security.  Some might argue that his example security flaw,
! open spam relays, is really no big deal, but we think it raises an
! important point: if an OS or mail system ships with relaying open by default,
! what message does that send about that system's resistance to less trivial
! attacks.  He also chides Intel and 3Com for not providing driver
! documentation to allow their IPSec networking cards to be used.
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