Search for "New serve cache.c", as page does not have any anchors (and forbids selecting text too).
In current post he also claims "Since 2009, the year of its first public release, no parsing vulnerability of the HTTP protocol has beed found in G-WAN", which is wrong.
2) Security would be better ensured when you have the scrutiny of other experts
You mean, those experts who publish products that are full of security holes?
"Sturgeon was an optimist. Way more than 90% of code is crap" (Al viro)
Or those other experts who write reports about how to do it right?
http://lonewolfer.wordpress.com/2011/10/10/intermezzo-about-...
and official response:
http://gwan.ch/en_timeline.html
Search for "New serve cache.c", as page does not have any anchors (and forbids selecting text too).
In current post he also claims "Since 2009, the year of its first public release, no parsing vulnerability of the HTTP protocol has beed found in G-WAN", which is wrong.
Also, you can read official author statement about open source and security: http://forum.gwan.com/index.php?p=/discussion/106/open-sourc...
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