New OpenAFS Security Officer

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Back in 2003, an OpenAFS security officer role was created to handle  
reports of security issues in the OpenAFS code, with Nickolai  
Zeldovich being the inaugural office bearer. It's now nearly 6 years  
later, and I've been persuaded to take on this role. However, please  
continue to report OpenAFS security issues to [email protected].

With the passing of the security officer baton, we've also decided to  
create a new OpenAFS security key. If you are sending sensitive  
information, please encrypt it with PGP, using the PGP key given  
below. If you have doubts about the keys validity, it has been signed  
by a number of prominent individuals in the OpenAFS community.

All subsequent security advisories and patches referenced by  
advisories from OpenAFS will be signed with this PGP key.

pub   1024D/B8416315 2009-04-01
       Key fingerprint = 13FF E8D0 DE5D 991C 0F78  D41E 7CBE EAEB B841  
6315
uid                  OpenAFS Security <[email protected]>
sub   2048g/2F4A855F 2009-04-01

Cheers,

Simon.

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