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FreeBSD is fine for a single-user system with no expectations of security. Given the number of trivially exploitable kernel issues it has, it's absolutely terri
by armitron 11y ago
FreeBSD is fine for a single-user system with no expectations of security. Given the number of trivially exploitable kernel issues it has, it's absolutely terrible for a server, shared hosting or any kind of multi-user environment.
Moreover, unlike Linux, there is no grsecurity patch to harden it.
- haroldp 11y agoWhat?
- agumonkey 11y ago> FreeBSD is fine for a single-user system with no expectations of security. Given the number of trivially exploitable kernel issues it has, it's absolutely terrible for a server, shared hosting or any kind of multi-user environment. Moreover, unlike Linux, there is no grsecurity patch to harden it. Quoted for troollth.