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Some images from the Infosecurity show 2003: http://www.pegasosppc.com/images.php?f=gallery&id=81 "
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Some images from the Infosecurity show 2003: http://www.pegasosppc.com/images.php?f=gallery&id=81 "
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The real value is having a security administrator who can configure the software intelligently and use the results from the software to effectively secure a network. I'm sorry folks but I haven't seen anyone able to package that in a box and shrinkwrap it.
Incidentally, does anyone know if this company has made any meaningful contributions back to the OpenBSD project?
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By Anonymous Coward () on
so yeah
this is just a tiny sub project they seem to have going utilizing openbsd and their cpu
the regular package is usually a dual boot of morphos and debian linux
seems that openbsd pegasos support has matured enough, probably thanks to them a bunch
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By Anonymous Coward () on
http://shopip.com/index.html
on the website that sells the CrunchBox!
Well what means this? Does the firm of John Draper have a new product? Or what or why?
Just a few lines to start the rumours :)