OpenSSH Wins LinuxQuestions.org Members Choice Award

Contributed by jose on 2004-01-10 from the everyone's-favorite dept.

LinuxQuestions.org has an annual reader's survey in which they identify what the community feels are the best applications and developments of the year. This year, OpenSSH won the award for Cryptography App of the Year . OpenSSH is the backbone of so many things now, providing a simple and robust transport layer. No wonder it's so popular!

To the development team, way to go.

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By ak () ak@synflood.at on 2004-01-10 17:20 mailto:ak@synflood.at

...the CCC announced that OpenSSH and OpenSSL have been renamed to WideOpenSSH and WideOpenSSL .
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1. By Bruce () on 2004-01-10 21:43
  
  Which means what exactly - they've written something better?
By Anonymous Coward () on 2004-01-13 13:17

Considering what's about to hit the fan, they may have decided this a little too early.
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1. By mm () on 2004-01-14 03:54
  
  so tell us brian, what IS going to hit
  the fan?
  
  Since you're still running an OpenSSH daemon,
  it must be patched, i presume you've mailed
  the patches to the developers.
  
  Thanks :)

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