We are passing the baton: grsecurity.net/passing_the_b…

Apr 26, 2017 · 1:40 PM UTC

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i read that as grsec is now "closed source"?
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the code has always been and is still GPLv2 but it's no longer distributed to the general public.
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so if you are good enough why dont u prove them wrong?
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We will be doom!!!
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That means no more open source patches? except for paying customers? Or only binary? (difficult to decipher the announcement)
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Thank you for all your free and innovative security research breaking exploit techniques for 16+ years! Sad to see it going private, though…
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for the community, here is a reconstructed Git history of grsecurity/PaX: github.com/linux-scraping/li…

GitHub - linux-scraping/linux-grsecurity: grsecurity is the most advanced Linux kernel hardening...

grsecurity is the most advanced Linux kernel hardening patchset. This repository, not affiliated with the upstream project, aggregate most available grsecurity patches applied to consistent Linux s...

github.com
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Any way for individuals to subscribe? There was a reason I used to donate... I used it.
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This was a great open source project, sad to see it go. Best of luck to the devs, they deserve it. wiki.archlinux.org/index.php…
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So the community will have patches for 4.9 for how long exactly? Are we talking for the LTS of 4.9 or a year or what?
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