On Mon, 2002-10-28 at 11:08, Vipul Bhadra wrote:
> First: NO system is secure. Security holes are not in Linux but rather in
> the Applications that make up the various flavours of Linux.
>
> You can either use one of the cheap Linux distro to find that its virtually
> full of security loopholes ( including buggy softwares installed on it) or u
> can buy one of the commercial Linux distro which are very secure by default
> ... if ur looking out for secure distro of linux i recommend : EnGarde Linux
> ... or SME Server form E-Smith.
Your statement is a bit weird to say the least.
Debian and Slackware are cheap. Where do they have "buggy software"
installed on them?
And if you keep up to date with the patches / updated packages the
distro vendor rolls out you are quite safe.
That, and not leaving unnecessary open ports / unused services running.
-srs
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