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I did a quick summary of the data to show OS exposure. It's mostly Solaris on SPARC, but there's a smattering of Linux and other stuff in there too (including s
by EvanAnderson 10y ago
I did a quick summary of the data to show OS exposure. It's mostly Solaris on SPARC, but there's a smattering of Linux and other stuff in there too (including some DEC OSF, HPUX, Irix, and SCO!).
http://pastebin.com/CsKKLKit http://pastebin.com/CsKKLKit
- jlgaddis 10y agoSome of the timestamps I saw (I only looked at a few of the files) were as far back as 2001. Linux servers are obviously extremely popular on the Internet nowadays but I can remember "back in the day" when Solaris/SunOS was the popular platform (and, to a lesser extent, the others mentioned) and one of the primary targets. There were lots of exploits for {sendmail, BIND, the NFS server, ...} running on Solaris -- which was a PITA to keep up-to-date.