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Falling Apart at the Seams
Kathleen Ellis and Jon Lasser, SecurityFocus 2000-09-04

Last month's Brown Orifice program opened a backdoor to an insecure future. Can open source save the day?

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User: friend or enemy? 2000-09-05
Pavel Roskin (1 replies)
User: friend or enemy? 2000-09-08
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well, even a friendly user can give you bad data. A user who doesn't know the max length on JPEG comments would cause a crash. You always have to code defensively.

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Open Source Solution 2000-09-05
Pete Kofod (2 replies)
Re: Open Source Solution 2000-09-08
angel'o'sphere (1 replies)
Re: Open Source Solution 2000-09-08
Richard
Open Source Solution 2000-09-08
Mike Crist
Is the combination or the individual code itself to blame? 2000-09-06
Open source is not a silver bullet 2000-09-06
Your friendly neighborhood software developer
Brown Orifice bug not in Open Source! 2000-09-08
/dev/joe
"All bugs are shallow" is a delusion of Open Source Arguments 2000-09-08
peter (at) smalltalk (dot) org [email concealed]
Open source WORKS! 2000-09-08
Another friendly software developer
Mozilla and JavaScript 2000-09-08
Markus Fleck
How many ways can one article be wrong? 2000-09-08
Charles Miller







 

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