OpenBSD Journal

iTWire interviews Damien Miller (djm@)

Contributed by jason on from the feeling-secure-down-under dept.

In Life in the trenches: an OpenSSH developer speaks, Damien Miller (djm@) discusses the history of his involvement with OpenSSH and OpenBSD.

If you're running GNU/Linux and communicating remotely with other computers, there's a very good chance you have reason to thank Damien Miller.

The soft-spoken developer, now in his mid-30s, has been handling the portable OpenSSH project for some years now; mapping of SSH versions on the internet show that something like 81.25 percent of the SSH servers are running OpenSSH.

Read the rest of the interview to find out what else Damien had to say!


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  1. By Simon (83.171.191.2) on

    Nice interview, interesting read.

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