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Linux Kernel Security is Lacking
Jason Miller, 2005-02-02

Recent events have shown that the way security in the Linux kernel is handled is broken, and it needs to be fixed right now.

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Re: The "numbers" and (deliberate?) failure to undestand what linux is 2005-02-07
Jason V. Miller (Author) (1 replies)
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Linux Kernel Security is Lacking 2005-02-11
Torian
First of all ... Linux is a kernel, not an operating system. Defacement has almost nothing to do with kernel stuff, but a web server misconfiguraction (Apache). Usually when a defacement takes place, it is becouse some web coder didnt get his job well done when double checking for flows in his code.

In Second ... as somebedy said ... how many IIS are actually running on inet ? ...

Third place, did you know M$ forbids to report bugs concerning their software ? ... it is kind of obvious that there will be more bugs reported about Apache than IIS

Fourth place ... Ja! Bugs are fixed slower ?
Almost obvious you have no idea about how Open Source comunity works.

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