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OpenBSD

OpenBSD is a free, UNIX-like operating system derived from 4.4BSD which runs on multiple platforms. The OpenBSD Project focuses on "portabililty, standardization, correctness, security and cryptography."

Subcategories 8

Administration

Related categories 5

Sites 14

The OpenBSD Project

Multiplatform Ultra-Secure Operating System. Focus: portability, standardization, correctness, security, and cryptography.

OpenSSH

Free version of the SSH/SecSH protocol suite of network connectivity tools developed by the OpenBSD Project.

OpenBSD

Growing article, with links to many related topics. [Wikipedia]

OpenBSD at work

Prominent users of OpenBSD and how it's being used.

The OpenBSD FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions.

The OpenBSD Foundation

A Canadian non-for-profit corporation, supporting OpenBSD and related projects. Headquartered in Edmonton, Alberta.

OpenBSD Journal

A resource for this community. New articles posted often; focus: firewalls, Internet services, intrusion detection, other topics of interest.

OpenBSD Ports

Web-interface to the OpenBSD ports tree and packages collection, based on sqlports and ports-readmes from the project. Browse by category or use a full-text search. The virtual categories and inter-dependencies of all packages are shown.

OpenBSD | Lobsters

OpenBSD-relevant links at lobste.rs, an open-source link aggregator created by an OpenBSD developer.

OpenBSD-Mobile

OpenBSD laptop configuration site and OpenBSD-mobile mailing list archive.

Super User's BSD Cross Reference: OpenBSD

A source-code search based on OpenGrok. Useful not only in system and application software development, but also for figuring out whether particular hardware is supported.

Tumblr: OpenBSD

An unofficial OpenBSD account on Tumblr.

Hackers Meet Soldiers

OpenBSD has a well-deserved reputation for fanatic security. Why does the U.S. military DARPA fund this Canadian-based software via the Composable High Assurance Trusted Systems program? [ONLamp.com] (March 13, 2003)

O'Reilly Network: OpenBSD in a Datacenter Scale Environment

Details of OpenBSD powering a high profile site. (August 01, 2000)