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On Jul 20, 2011, at 9:04 PM, Chris Tyler wrote: > > A few of my public-facing Linux systems have been compromised over the > years, usually through old versions of server software. However, none of > my SELinux-protected systems have been compromised to date. I've had two. One was a remote NFS exploit. The other was a weak root password that got hit by a script kiddie. --Rich P.
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