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Hi, I think it's a bad day to make comparisons with hardened gentoo. |
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Hardened gentoo traditionally doesn't use only -fstack-protector as |
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ubuntu does and some others, it use -fstack-protector-all in |
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everywhere it could. It's an important difference. I think that the |
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actually ssp bug in the last version isn't representative of what |
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hardened gentoo does (it's a bug, an exception). It has always shipped |
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-fstack-protector-all everywhere. |
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2010/7/1 Radoslaw Madej <radegand@××.pl> |
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> Hi guys, |
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> I convinced the company I work for to allow me to spend some time on reviewing |
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> different security aspects of Linux OS and different distros. As it also |
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> involves Gentoo Hardened (which I also happily use on a daily basis), I |
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> thought I'd share. :) |
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> http://labs.mwrinfosecurity.com/projectdetail.php?project=13&view=news |
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> There should be more to come in a near future. Any feedback appreciated :) |
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> Thanks to all hardened-dev for making the Hardened Gentoo happen! :) |
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> Regards, |
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> Radek Madej |
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