Travies all crypto is breakable. The only demand on crypto is how long
in takes to break it. If it takes more than 5 years the military usually
thing its safe enough to use. Why, because after 5 years the information
is usually out of data.
But since you withhold so sensitive data I suggest you
steven mestdagh wrote:
>On Mon, Nov 28, 2005 at 10:21:58AM +0100, frantisek holop wrote:
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>>hmm, on Sun, Nov 27, 2005 at 04:31:31PM +0100, Said Outgajjouft said that
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>>>Line 92
>>>@pwd_mkdb = ("pwd_mkdb", "-p");#
Line 92
@pwd_mkdb = ("pwd_mkdb", "-p");# program for building passwd database
and line 133
@pwd_mkdb = ("pwd_mkdb", "-p", "-d", ".");
Isn't it more secure to use absolute path for running the pwd_mkdb?
OpenBSD keep it real by keeping it free!
Said Outgajjouft
etup for your
needs will make OpenBSD secure and in order to do that you need to
understand what you are doing so study the man pages before changing
settings.
Laziness leads to insecure systems.
OpenBSD keep it real by keeping it free!
Said Outgajjouft
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to background radiation to create random numbers)?
OpenBSD keep it real by keeping it free!
Said Outgajjouft
Hannah Schroeter wrote:
Hello!
On Wed, Jun 08, 2005 at 04:06:49PM +0200, Said Outgajjouft wrote:
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What source file contains the start up code for OpenBSD?
What do you mean by "start up"? Boot? Kernel initialization? Userland
initialization?
What source file contains the start up code for OpenBSD?
OpenBSD keep it real by keeping it free!
Said Outgajjouft
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