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Subject: Re: FreeBSD: Server or Desktop OS?
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Terry writes:

> It is soooooooo tempting to write an STT ("Security
> Test Tool") for Windows systems which incorporates
> implementations of all known remote exploits, one
> per subroutine, with payload arguments, and then
> Open Source it, so that people can test their
> Windows systems for security exploits.

According to CERT, Linux now leads the way in security bugs.  You might want
to write your tool for Linux instead.




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