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871.
by there 16y ago
http://groups.google.com/group/hn-chicago
872.
by there 16y ago
does your operating system not wipe out /tmp and /var/run on startup?
873.
by there 16y ago
isn't this the kind of thing the hn-chicago list is for?
874.
Wikileaks.info Warning(cryptome.org)
4 points by there 16y ago|0 comments
875.
by there 16y ago
27th, 29th, or sometime this week all work for me
876.
Structured Procrastination(structuredprocrastination.com)
1 points by there 16y ago|1 comments
877.
Unencrypted public wifi should die(lcamtuf.blogspot.com)
18 points by there 16y ago|24 comments
878.
by there 16y ago
in my opinion, writing unit tests is overrated. i think some developers put too much stock in unit testing and it gives them (and their managers, customers, and co-workers) a false sense of security. they end up wasting time and not really
879.
by there 16y ago
they should make the new installer magically appear in everyone's dropbox.
880.
by there 16y ago
apparently nothing good happened this year. bummer.
881.
by there 16y ago
one of them being: http://marc.info/?l=openbsd-cvs&m=129245633605693&w=... i'm not sure what the other one is.
882.
by there 16y ago
adobe is pushing themselves http://blogs.adobe.com/flashplayer/2010/12/flash-player-for-...
883.
by there 16y ago
for what it's worth (not much), angelos also contracted for netsec.
884.
by there 16y ago
i think it's because they aren't actually "focusing" on all of those products. they have small teams come up with a new product, push it out, see how the public reacts, and if it's a hit, they devote more resources to it. if not, they can
885.
by there 16y ago
it's a vixie cron'ism. vixie cron is in all the bsds, linuxes, and mac os.
886.
by there 16y ago
the idea of finding an fbi-sponsored, 10-year old backdoor in a notoriously secure operating system installed in many government and corporate networks around the world sounded pretty boring to me, but now that there's a whole hundred dolla
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Developer responds to allegations of FBI backdoor in OpenBSD IPSec(marc.info)
235 points by there 16y ago|51 comments
888.
by there 16y ago
a response from greg perry: http://blogs.csoonline.com/1296/an_fbi_backdoor_in_openbsd I was the lead architect for the site-to-site VPN project developed for Executive Office for United States Attorneys, which was a statically keyed VPN
889.
by there 16y ago
was it one of these companies? http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/19714358/
890.
by there 16y ago
but it (and every other operating system) still has drivers for network cards that use binary, closed-source firmware that operates on the network card's own processor. which can be backdoored, and would then be impossible to detect from th
891.
by there 16y ago
to feed your paranoia: http://marc.info/?l=openbsd-tech&m=129237675106730&w...
892.
Some truth about Comcast - WikiLeaks style(marc.info)
5 points by there 16y ago|0 comments
893.
by there 16y ago
according to the e-mail, so the FBI could monitor the VPN of the its parent organization, the EOUSA
894.
by there 16y ago
http://www.openbsd.org/reprints/article_20000419.html "The recent incident of "backdoors" in Microsoft software is indicative of a fundamental problem that electronic commerce will need to address very soon," Jerry Harold, president &#38
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The Internet Goes to War(asert.arbornetworks.com)
9 points by there 16y ago|1 comments
896.
by there 16y ago
they don't store any passwords.
897.
SHA1 Broken in Ruby on OS X(flazz.me)
2 points by there 16y ago|0 comments
898.
Firefox 3.6.13: damn you, corner cases(lcamtuf.blogspot.com)
2 points by there 16y ago|0 comments
899.
The FBI Arbitrarily Covers Up Evidence of Misconduct(eff.org)
28 points by there 16y ago|7 comments
900.
Chairman Genachowski’s Next Net Neutrality Proposal: What to Watch For(eff.org)
1 points by there 16y ago|0 comments

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