+UNIX luminary Peter Salus reviews the book +Secure Architectures with OpenBSD by +Brandon Palmer & Jose Nazario. +"I view OpenBSD as the most secure operating system available. It +certainly has far fewer holes than Windows, and fewer than any +flavor of Linux I've looked at... +Most of the chapters (e.g., XWindow, DNS, etc.) are very fine; the +emphasis on security is thorough and well-instantiated. The frequent +code examples are appropriate and enlightening. On an information +level, Palmer and Nazario are very good." +His only criticisms have to do with production issues: incomplete copy editing +by the publisher leading to un-explained acronyms, poor cross-referencing +and even spelling/wording errors. +Overall he seems to like the book (and the operating system, of course). +
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