I think that it might be better if some sort of LSA (Linux Security Agency) was founded - Governements (The American in particular (No offense there)) should but out of systems, which aren't theirs to interfere with...

The OpenSource community should well be able (if not better), to solve such security issues.

Sinister greetings.
"With tying hashes you can do everything God and Larry have forbidden" -- Johan Vromans - YAPC::Europe 2001
perldoc -q $_

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