Monthly Archives: January 2013

History of BSD

Posted on January 30, 2013 by rpgb1100

So about the history of BSD, I have to say that the BSD projects have successfully covered up a lot of the History of their OS which is full of scandals and replaced it with one that causes a lot … Continue reading →

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The developers of OpenBSD including the tyrannical Theo de Raadt always claimed that their operating system OpenBSD aims to be the most secure system there is and that their code is the heavily audited. In fact, the public motto of … Continue reading →

Posted on January 25, 2013 by rpgb1100 | 9 Comments

FreeBSD jails are a huge security liability

Posted on January 13, 2013 by rpgb1100

If you’re thinking of employing FreeBSD jails in your server environment or use them to run insecure applications, it will be good for you to reconsider those options. Jails are one some of the most vulnerable phony “security” features ever … Continue reading →

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