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Fleximus is using a StartSSL Class 1 certificate that is free of charge, thanks to StartCom Ltd, a startup from Israel.

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FreeBSD published a security advisory FreeBSD-EN-09:05.null due to a security vulnerability in the FreeBSD kernel. A malicious process that has mapped code or data at address 0 may be able to execute arbitary code with kernel privileges when invoking a NULL pointer.

This is an issue that was …

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The Mozilla Security Blog has an article A Glimpse Into the Future of Browser Security that the CSF feature is now available in preview builds of Firefox.

Content Security Policy is intentended to mitigate against the web application vulnerabilites XSS and CSRF which increased considerabely over the last few years …

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The release of OpenBSD 4.6 is unfortunately postponed to Nov 1 due to serious CD production problems. Theo de Raadt announced the delay on openbsd-misc today.

The developers intended to bring out the release on Oct 1 because the tree was frozen earlier than normal. They are sorry about …

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DragonFly 2.4 is a major release that brings a lot of new features, as you can read in their release notes.

There's also a 64-bit experimental version available. It is preferred that you choose a mirror site for downloads, for example Avalon or chlamydia.

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