New disclosure: CL.TE HTTP request smuggling in OpenBSD relayd.
Latent in relay_http.c since 2012 (OpenBSD 5.2). The body was parsed as chunked but a co-present Content-Length header wasn't stripped before forwarding to backend, contrary to RFC 9112 §6.1.
Found by a targeted source-review pass against the RFC framing rules. Fixed in -current 2026-06-03 in a single commit.
https://stuart-thomas.com/research/relayd-cl-te-smuggling/
#infosec #OpenBSD #vulndisclosure

https://blog.odicforcesounds.com/brutalBSD.html
Just another #Tribute to #OpenBSD with a #creative touch of #Magic #Colors and some #Music to describe OpenBSD Library.

If you don't love my syspatch, you don't deserve my uptime

Straight on, it looks like a sun. #openBSD

I wrote this graphical wireless script for OpenBSD’s ifconfig(8) using xmessage(1) and xterm(1) for prompts in ksh(1) only using base utilities available on #OpenBSD:

https://codeberg.org/Izder456/utils/src/branch/main/scripts/wireless

(comes with a manual page if you make install it with the rest of the handy utilities i wrote in this project)

I mostly use pclean and readme in day to day use, but the rest are useful too!

Isn't it time for yet another old #OpenBSD story? Yes it is!

Today, we'll see how a specificity of the HP 9000/300 series workstations still survives in most BSD flavours those days, even those which do not support these systems anymore.

http://miod.online.fr/software/openbsd/stories/topcat.html