Remote exploit for OpenBSD

Core Security found a remotely exploitable buffer overflow in the OpenBSD kernel. OpenBSD is widely regarded as the most secure OS out there so this is big news, and is only the second published remote exploit in a default OpenBSD install for over ten years.

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Published:: 15.03.07 / 2pm

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