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From: edp@east.sun.com (Ed Pendzik {Prof Services} Sun Rochester)
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Subject: Re: How secure is UNIX?
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Date: 13 Jun 90 13:39:36 GMT
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In article <1990Jun10.183417.6226@agate.berkeley.edu> dankg@tornado.Berkeley.EDU (Dan KoGai) 

   How many victims do we need to convince you
   guys that today's UNIX needs major upgrade of secirity?  Well, even after
   Stockton Masscare, this country allows us to have guns without any lisence.
   maybe asking Americans for secirity is never secure enough for 1st place.

please show how a lunatic in CA has anything to do with computer security.
despite his criminal record and tough CA gun laws he had no problems legally
buying firearms. this was a breakdown of the CA legal system.


			Ed Pendzik