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May, 2001

  • - -Abandon hope all ye who enter here -Security Portal, April 05, 2001 + +Re: IPFilter 3.4 update. , +Darren Reed, IPFilter mailing list archive, May 19, 2001
    + +BSD is not free software?, + LWN weekly news, May 24, 2001
    + +IP Filter License change?, +Jeremy C. Reed, BSD Today, May 24, 2001
    + +Changes in IPFilter license to affect OpenBSD?, +Dengue, OpenBSD Journal, May 27, 2001
    + +IPF: Free no more?, +Kurt Seifried, Security Portal, May 28, 2001
    + +IPF License Change: Redistribution Not Allowed, +Timothy, Slashdot, May 28, 2001
    + +Changes in IPFilter License, +Hemos, Slashdot, May 28, 2001
    + +IPF removed from OpenBSD, +Dengue, OpenBSD Journal, May 30, 2001
    + +IPFilter Comes Out of OpenBSD CVS, +Theo de Raadt, Linux Today, May 30, 2001
    + +Open-source spat spurs software change, +Stephen Shankland, CNET.com - Tech News, May 30, 2001
    + +ipf (more), +Theo de Raadt, LWN weekly news, May 31, 2001
    + +IP Filter licensing followup., +LWN weekly news, Jun 01, 2001
    +
    +Many articles and discussions follow after Darren Reed clarified the license of his +IP Filter software.
    +Because IPF is not Open Source and does not qualify for +OpenBSD licence rules, IPF was removed from future release, +and will be replaced with a free alternative. +

    -Kurt Seifried interviews Elias Levy, a.k.a. Aleph1 from BugTraq, who -states that "efforts like the one from the OpenBSD project -are a must" and then goes further to say -that "systems that have gone through a source code security -audit should include a mandatory tag that says Lasciate ogne -speranza, voi ch'intrate".
    -Through the interview he also gives a very interesting note on other -complex security models implemented to existing systems, and how -incorrect implementation or configuration of such models results in -vulnerabilities. Security through simplicity... doesn't this sound -familiar? +

  • + +Flaw found in common Internet standard, +ZDNet News, May 3, 2001 +
    +Robert Lemos talks about the CERT +warning concerning the Initial Sequence Numbers +(ISN), which could be used to hijack TCP connections of several OS's, but not so +with OpenBSD.

    +

    April, 2001

  • @@ -67,6 +106,26 @@ completely safe from 2.9 on.

    + +

  • + +Abandon hope all ye who enter here +Security Portal, April 05, 2001 +
    + +Kurt Seifried interviews Elias Levy, a.k.a. Aleph1 from BugTraq, who +states that "efforts like the one from the OpenBSD project +are a must" and then goes further to say +that "systems that have gone through a source code security +audit should include a mandatory tag that says Lasciate ogne +speranza, voi ch'intrate".
    +Through the interview he also gives a very interesting note on other +complex security models implemented to existing systems, and how +incorrect implementation or configuration of such models results in +vulnerabilities. Security through simplicity... doesn't this sound +familiar? +

    +

    March, 2001

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    OpenBSD www@openbsd.org -
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