This is a discussion on Re: system auto security update over night within the mailing.openbsd.tech forums, part of the OpenBSD category; --> Steffen Wendzel wrote: > : openbsd team work with security in mind. > : automagically-download-patch-install-upgrade is NOT security. if ...
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| Steffen Wendzel wrote: > : openbsd team work with security in mind. > : automagically-download-patch-install-upgrade is NOT security. if you > : have 1/2 systems, you do not need no automation. if you have a lot of, > : you can waste a couple of minutes to install a build-my-binary patchbox. > : this is insane, think about what will your boss do if your automagical > : upgrade broke your mysql (like debian does). think about it a while. > > Think about what your boss will say if someone broke into some of your > systems because of a leak in the daemon because he brake in a few hours > after midnight. If your system had applied the patch at midnight (or so) > the system would still run secure. Think about what your boss will say if the patch came out an hour after midnight and someone broke into your system 8 hours later (worktime already). You scenario won't handle this, you always might be to late, its the same as with those antivirus products. Christian |