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On Sat, 6 Jul 1996, Joel Ray Holveck wrote:

> This is the same idea behind encryption: make it hard enough to make
> it not worth the time spent to break root, for whatever reason.

Speaking of encryption, has anyone ported Matt Blaze's crypto-fs to
FreeBSD?  There is BSDI support.  I think you can find the source at
ftp.research.att.com.

-mike