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[Jeff Siegel]

A snopes-like site would be great.
I would add that not only security issues but "myths" about PHP itself 
would need to be addressed.

Jeff

Chris Shiflett wrote:

> --- jon baer <jonbaer at jonbaer.net> wrote:
> 
>>not to mention the phpbb bug which was also listed there is pretty
>>old + has already been fixed - yet - was listed as *not* being
>>supplied from the vendor which is false ...
> 
> 
> Tim Gales made me realize recently how unreliable the sources of some of
> this information are (he asked for verification of a vulnerability on this
> list, and the claim was totally false).
> 
> It doesn't take too terribly long to verify the validitity, or lack
> thereof, of what is mentioned on Security Focus relating to PHP. Maybe
> NYPHP could host a Snopes-like site for this type of thing. :-)
> 
> Chris
> 
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