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Subject: Re: My Broadcast
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Date: Tue, 7-Apr-87 14:39:10 EST
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>As to "muzzling" of unix security problems, there's an entire, active
>mailing list on the internet devoted to nothing but discussing UNIX
>security issues. What other operating system can claim this? (Ok,
>these things are also freely discussed on some of the TOPS-20 lists,
>no argument, but name another? I've seen this stuff specifically
>stifled and people severely flamed on at least one other O/S's list.)
I couldn't resist:
The VM Group of the IBM user's group SHARE has a conferencing system
(VMSHARE) which has an on going discussion of security problems.