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By Marc Espie () espie@openbsd.org on mailto:espie@openbsd.org
Just hands waving, and a `technical problem somewhere in the kernel' ? Wow, now there's a precise description...
That might be, but I'm not going back to bugtraq to look for the real technical info.
This is lame.
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By Tony S () sarre@polarcap.org on mailto:sarre@polarcap.org
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By Tony S () sarre@polarcap.org on mailto:sarre@polarcap.org
Does the sendmail of today have serious security or reliability issues ? No it doesn't. Does the sendmail of today perfom its duties poorly ? No it doesn't. How about bind[489] ?
By Arrigo Triulzi () arrigo@maths.qmw.ac.uk on mailto:arrigo@maths.qmw.ac.uk
Are we sure this article is even remotely serious? I can't believe that something this, theoretically, big would have gone unnoticed! Of course, if you run the OpenBSD standard bind or even the Bind 8 package you wouldn't notice...
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*shrug*
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