I’ve seen a few posts about security extensions for NetBSD over the past several months and most of them build on top of the kauth(9) and secmodel(9) frameworks. I was one of the people who worked on these about twenty years ago (!) and I just wanted to say it’s heartwarming to see people still find our work useful and valuable today. Thank you. :)
I followed your and @blymn's work then, and filed a bug report against veriexec. blymn gently improved the characterization of the problem and fixed it. That led me to start studying lex/yacc, instead of just treating them like magic.
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I’ve seen a few posts about security extensions for NetBSD over the past several months and most of them build on top of the kauth(9) and secmodel(9) frameworks. I was one of the people who worked on these about twenty years ago (!) and I just wanted to say it’s heartwarming to see people still find our work useful and valuable today. Thank you. :)
I followed your and @blymn's work then, and filed a bug report against veriexec. blymn gently improved the characterization of the problem and fixed it. That led me to start studying lex/yacc, instead of just treating them like magic.
Thanks for your work.