The BSD Mag team have made the “BSD Security & OpenBSD 4.5” issue (04-2009) available as free download.
Table of contents
Installing OpenBSD
Postgresql, shared memory and BSD
Triple booting Windows 7, Ubuntu 9.04 and PC-BSD 7.1
BuildaSearch a FreeBSD Web Service
Web Servers for Embedded NetBSD
Out-of-the-box sshfs on NetBSD 5.0
FreeBSD Security Event Auditing
Securing OpenSSH server
Staying Secure using PC-BSD
Stop Hackers With Protection Script
OpenBSD on the Sharp Zaurus
Questions and Answer Session of the BSD Certification Group Community
Interview with Albert Whale
Interview with Matt Juszczak
- Installing OpenBSD
- Postgresql, shared memory and BSD
- Triple booting Windows 7, Ubuntu 9.04 and PC-BSD 7.1
- BuildaSearch a FreeBSD Web Service
- Web Servers for Embedded NetBSD
- Out-of-the-box sshfs on NetBSD 5.0
- FreeBSD Security Event Auditing
- Securing OpenSSH server
- Staying Secure using PC-BSD
- Stop Hackers With Protection Script
- OpenBSD on the Sharp Zaurus
- Questions and Answer Session of the BSD Certification Group Community
- Interview with Albert Whale
- Interview with Matt Juszczak
Download issue
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- BSD Magazine – Issue 2 – September 2008
- BSD Magazine – Issue 3 – January 2009
- Blogs for “the other BSDs”: NetBSD, OpenBSD and DragonFlyBSD
December 27th, 2009 at 6:36 am
FYI, I inquired about getting a subscription to BSD Mag in the mail here in Canada… I got a reply saying they are no longer publishing the paper version, only the electronic version and it’s now free. Looks like they pay their bills with a little bit of advertising inside the magazine, hope they make enough to stay in business. A few prominent BSD and Unix writers in there, or at least people I’ve heard of before. The articles are on a wide range of topics and seem to be generally pretty good quality. Their website could use some work though, it can be confusing at times to navigate. :) I have no affiliation to them, just happy to have found their mag that focuses on BSD.