schwartz@shire.cs.psu.edu (Scott Schwartz) (11/10/88)
What is the exact status of the two (more?) security mailing lists that have been discussed on the net lately? I understand that the Isis list is in the process of restarting. What of the other? A number of people have commented on the number of vendor distributed BSD based systems that have made essentially no improvements (bugfix-wize, anyway) over pure BSD. Is it wishful thinking to hope that influential people at Sun, AT&T, DEC, etc., will receive the security mailing lists and take measures? -- Scott Schwartz <schwartz@shire.cs.psu.edu> " ``Fixed in...'' ... oh, never mind."
neil@zardoz.UUCP (Neil Gorsuch) (11/12/88)
In article <4111@psuvax1.cs.psu.edu> schwartz@shire.cs.psu.edu (Scott Schwartz) writes: > >What is the exact status of the two (more?) security mailing lists >that have been discussed on the net lately? I understand that the >Isis list is in the process of restarting. What of the other? The security mailing list on cpd.com (zardoz.uucp) has been operating for about two weeks now. There currently 140+ alias or account destinations, with 50+ new membership requests waiting to be processed in my email mailbox. To join, send mail from root or one of the email contacts in your uucp maps listing. Home computers, destinations in one of the .edu domains that is not a listed email contact, and internet destinations require a little extra processing, contact me for details. Neil Gorsuch security-request@cpd.com uunet!ccicpg!zardoz!security-request (714) 547-3000