On Fri, Nov 18, 2011 at 11:33:01AM -0800, Don Armstrong wrote: > Is anything under http://www.debian.org/security/audit/ still > relevant? [I'm asking because of #648595.] Yes, most under the audit/ dir is still relevant. Although: - The "old" infrastructure provided by Steve Kemp is no longer available - The project itself is stalled, and its previous members are no longer actively working on it I suggest we should keep it since a new group could be formed and the goals and past achievements stated in the audit/ web pages are relevant. Maybe we could highlight, however, that the audit effort is stalled. I sent my last audit report on a vulnerability may 2009 (which I just noticed is still unfixed), but the last information from the mailing list is from 2008 IIRC. > Alternatively, is there a contact list which should be used instead of > the shellcode list? I'm going to ask the listmasters for a new mailing list. In the meantime, for lack of a proper contact list I have changed the FAQ to point to the debian-security mailing list and will switch back when the new list is available. Regards Javier
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