How not to respond to a security advisory

How not to respond to a security advisory
Jason Miller, 2006-01-18

A recently announced weakness in the BSD securelevel system isn't going to be fixed in OpenBSD. While securelevel may have problems, the vendor's security response is unacceptable and doesn't fit with their stated goals.

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How not to respond to a security advisory 2006-01-19
Miles (3 replies)

Re: How not to respond to a security advisory 2006-01-19
Dwight

Re: How not to respond to a security advisory 2006-01-19
Anonymous

Secure levels as a control is too coarse grained 2006-01-19
Anonymous (1 replies)

Re: Secure levels as a control is too coarse grained 2006-01-21
Anonymous

How not to respond to a security advisory 2006-01-19
Anonymous

How not to respond to a security advisory 2006-01-19
Anonymous (1 replies)

would you like a little cheese with your whine?

I am surprised you did not include any formal input from the openbsd team as to why they choose to let it die on the vine.

you could always code it yourself instead of complaining about others not doing work for you. Cant code - hire someone on the team.

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How not to respond to a security advisory 2006-01-19
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How not to respond to a security advisory 2006-01-19
Anonymous (2 replies)

Re: How not to respond to a security advisory 2006-01-19
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How not to respond to a security advisory 2006-01-19
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Linux security contact 2006-01-19
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Theo being theo... 2006-01-19
Anonymous (2 replies)

Re: Theo being theo... 2006-01-20
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Re: Theo being theo...(Theo is best!) :) 2006-01-23
LinuxUser

What total nonsense. 2006-01-19
Anonymous

How not to respond to a security advisory 2006-01-20
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