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+<a href="http://www.infoworld.com/article/06/12/29/01OPsecadvise_1.html">
+New year's resolution No. 1: Get OpenBSD</a>, 
+InfoWorld, December 29, 2006
+</strong></font><br>
+InfoWorld's Security Advisor columnist Roger A. Grimes says:
+"Kick off 2007 with a new, more secure operating system."
+Citing OpenBSD's code-auditing security process and its
+excellent security record, Grimes advises readers to give the system a try.
+Despite repeating some old canards about the "unfriendly" install, he 
+notes favorably that
+"OpenBSD is shipped secure-by-default, with all non-essential services disabled. 
+You won't find NFS, mountd, or Apache [httpd] enabled by default. 
+The /bin and /sbin folders will be emptier than other Linux or BSD distros.
+Install OpenBSD and you can be assured that it doesn't default to an insecure state."
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 [GERMAN]
 <a href="http://www.heise.de/ix/artikel/2007/01/074/">
 OpenBSD 4.0 - Kanadische Er&ouml;ffnung</a>
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