I must mean 8.6. I think I am confusing it with 8.5.1.... It has been 16 years..... 8.5.1 and 8.6 were the greatest, though... Anyway, the great thing about ho

I must mean 8.6. I think I am confusing it with 8.5.1.... It has been 16 years..... 8.5.1 and 8.6 were the greatest, though... Anyway, the great thing about hosting on Classic Mac OS is that there was nothing to exploit. With no remote admin capabilities beyond some Appletalk-related stuff, even if someone did find a way to compromise your system, the only thing they could really do was freeze it. I threw a Mac OS 7.5-ish (obviously I am forgetting numebrs) Mac up on the Defcon LAN and put the IP on the whiteboard for targets, and not a damn thing happened. Not even a hang...