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The Allure and Curse of Complexity
Jason Miller, 2004-07-01

The curse of complexity is the bane of every security administrator, so UNIX users take your pick: would you like BSD or Linux?

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Dont forget about Macs!! 2004-07-02
Anonymous (2 replies)
Dont forget about Macs!!...right 2004-07-05
bassdemon
Dont forget about Macs!! 2004-07-06
Anonymous (1 replies)
Dont forget about Macs!! 2004-07-06
Anonymous
Lynx, give me a break. 2004-07-02
Anonymous (2 replies)
Lynx, give me a break. 2004-07-03
Anonymous
Lynx, give me a break. 2004-07-03
COMprehensive
The Allure and Curse of Complexity 2004-07-03
Scott Gever (1 replies)
As I see it... 2004-07-03
Griggs
The Allure and Curse of Complexity 2004-07-04
Anonymous
Complexity may not be such a curse if security pervades the way a piece of software has been written. It's not only the complexity of MS's OS line that makes them insecure. The foundations of the Windows line were written without security in mind. Security was something that was bolted on later. Microsoft continues to build on this insecure legacy and we can see those foundations beginning to crumble under the weight of attacks and patches.


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The Allure and Curse of Complexity 2004-07-07
Aaron Sherman <ajs@ajs.com> (1 replies)
The Allure and Curse of Complexity 2004-07-09
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Depends on the application 2004-07-08
BSDbiggot
We don't need a complex world 2004-07-12
Anonymous
Everything is complex anyway 2004-07-12
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