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Open Source Tripwire Supports FreeBSD 4.2 3

Posted by Hemos on Friday March 16, 2001 @12:32PM from the movin'-on-up dept.

relya writes "Noticed here that Tripwire Open-source 2.3 now supports FreeBSD 4.2 as opposed to just GNU/Linux."

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Re:Other BSDs (Score:1)

by unhooked ( 21010 ) writes:

Tripwire has run under anyBSD for years.
Re:Other BSDs (Score:1)

by Anonymous Coward writes:

2.x didn't until now. 1.x is really old, it's not secure unless you use it with read-only media, the hashing algorithms aren't as good, and it's not being actively maintained anymore. This new port is a Good Thing.
Re:What is it? (Score:1)

by itripn ( 208746 ) writes:

An system integrity tool. Tripwire lets you monitor changes to a filesystem and can email you when something out of the ordinary occurs, like /bin/ps being replaced, etc. rjf&

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