So the 1997 OpenBSD modifications to the id generation code stood the test of time for over 10
years. In today's world, that's impressive.
It's unsurprising that someone has eventually found a way of exploiting weakness in the code.
I find it a little strange that the OpenBSD team *appear* to be sticking their heads in the
sand but knowing them, they'll quietly fix the issues sooner or later once they deem them to
be real.
Enjoyable article though -- thanks.
Now if only openntpd and ISC ntpd could not suck.