NodeOS, like most projects, is likely just a duct-taped jenga tower of the usual suspects. The attack surface will be huge. For example, OpenSSL will be in ther

NodeOS, like most projects, is likely just a duct-taped jenga tower of the usual suspects. The attack surface will be huge. For example, OpenSSL will be in there with all of its gotos and malloc-reinventions. From a security point of view, I don't see a contest. The Mirage guys even clean-room implemented SSL in OCaml. This is no ordinary OSS project.