A rather scary article:
http://www.itworld.com/article/2936575/security/software-applications-have-on-average-24-vulnerabilities-inherited-from-buggy-components.html
Does the current Fbox implementation use Java? Should we eliminate it
as a matter of necessary security policy? If not, how can we d
I think this is less of an issue for FreedomBox because it's based on
Debian, and Debian packages get security updates. This should update a
FreedomBox with any security patches:
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade
To me this is one of the beautiful things about Debian (or any distro
that has acti
Quoting Sean Alexandre (2015-06-16 14:25:32)
> I think this is less of an issue for FreedomBox because it's based on
> Debian, and Debian packages get security updates. This should update a
> FreedomBox with any security patches:
>
> apt-get update
> apt-get upgrade
...which specifically for Fr
[Sandy Harris]
> A rather scary article:
> http://www.itworld.com/article/2936575/security/software-applications-have-on-average-24-vulnerabilities-inherited-from-buggy-components.html
I find the article mostly stupid, I must admit. It keep repeating that
the problem is caused by the use of open
