Date: Tue, 29 Jun 2004 12:28:32 -0500 From: Kevin Lyons <kevin_lyons@ofdengineering.com> To: freebsd-chat@freebsd.org Subject: "TrustedBSD" addons Message-ID: <40E1A6C0.2040406@ofdengineering.com>
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I was reading with some surprise that some of the MAC and other "addons" from trusted bsd are to be incorporated. I can already see the security advisories for these things like we've had for tcpwrapper, kerberos, heimdal, jail, openssl, etcetera ad infinitum. Is this the right way to go? We're adding more bloat while openbsd is cleaning itself and reworking kernal memory allocation to make exploits near impossible. I dloaded 5.2 but haven't installed yet. I hope there is a way to disable the MAC and other of these "trustedbsd features" that seem to keep DARPA funded userland people busy. -- Kevin Lyons OFD Engineering, 950 Threadneedle Suite 250, Houston Texas 77079 Phone: 281-679-9060, ext. 118, E-mail: kevin_lyons@ofdengineering.com
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