Re: [misterhouse-users] Best LINUX Software

[Kevin O. <ko...@ho...>]

another security (lack thereof) source http://www.insecure.org/

"Holly J. Sommer" wrote:
> 
> RedHat and Mandrake are probably the easiest to set up, for a new
> user. However, this obviously leads to more of them in use, which means
> hackers target those distributions more. I moved to Debian about a year
> ago, and have had pretty much zero problems with hackers (more secure out
> of the box, easier to keep track of package/kernel updates).
> 
> http://www.linuxhq.com is a good place to check out for all sorts of
> information. Bugtraq and CERT are good places to keep abreast of emerging
> security issues on Linux (and a number of other OSes :)
> 
> -Holly
> 
> "Also in the funk hall of fame are split-personality cases the Commodores,
> who alternated between the hard funk of `Machine Gun' and the Manilow-esque
> gushy-goo of `Three Times a Lady' depending on how much freedom Lionel
> Richie was given to wander alone in the Hallmark shop." -Rhino Records
> 
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