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From: Charlie Roots <root@isis.dynip.com>
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Subject: FreeBSD Security
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Hi there
I was wondering HOW secure is FreeBSD in comparison to
other unix flavours, especiallt I have been reading the
CERT recommendations, and I heard the announcement at
the time FreeBSD Master Sites were penetrated DEEPLY.

How far is the prolem really dangerous.

Don't tell me join the security mailing list I did.

reply to:

osiris2002@yahoo.com


MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU.