due to the availability of the OpenSolaris source code?
> > No. The Solaris source code has been available on a controlled basis for > many years, and this has enhanced the security features of the system. > Open source software is well-known for its advantages when it comes to > security. Security is all about getting the details right, so having > thousands of people examining the source code dramatically reduces the > chance that an important bug remains undiscovered and ensures the > fastest possible resolution. > > If you find a security bug in the OpenSolaris source code, please follow > Sun’s standard security-reporting process detailed on the Sun Security > Coordination Team page [insert link].
