Other OS + GrSecurity?

[dystopia]

First of all, I hope this won't be seen as off-topic or flamebait; it's not intended to be.

I'm also wondering wether the GrSecurity team will release patches for *BSD kernels as well.

I'm interested in running GrSecurity-like patches on *BSD. I only have an OpenBSD box right now, but I will be running FreeBSD again the future on another system.

For OpenBSD the projects I know are:

Anti trojan: Trojanproof
All-in-1: Stephanie (note: this code in unstable and not supported by the OpenBSD team
ACL system: Systrace (In -current!)

For FreeBSD the projects I know are:
Anti trojan: Trojanproof

Anybody know other projects for other OSes?

[spender]

yes, we do plan on implementing grsecurity on other OSes once we've done everything we wanted to with Linux. There's nothing really grsecurity-like for BSDs, except stephanie, which is basically just a port of the original phrack openbsd patches to a newer kernel. For ACL systems though you have LOMAC, securebsd, trustedbsd...etc

-Brad

[dystopia]

yes, we do plan on implementing grsecurity on other OSes once we've done everything we wanted to with Linux. There's nothing really grsecurity-like for BSDs, except stephanie, which is basically just a port of the original phrack openbsd patches to a newer kernel. For ACL systems though you have LOMAC, securebsd, trustedbsd...etc

-Brad

Interesting. Is there an ETA or is it onlong schedule 'sometime'?

I found this patch, called Papillion, for Solaris 8.