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Well except that they have vulnerabilities that the aforementioned agencies can exploit. So pragmatically, it's the same thing. Even disregarding vulnerabiliti
by norswap 10y ago
Well except that they have vulnerabilities that the aforementioned agencies can exploit. So pragmatically, it's the same thing.
Even disregarding vulnerabilities, these OSes are not secured by design. Keeping your OS secured is a strong trade-off with convenience.
Although I guess that if you use OpenBSD, that's a strong signal that you want to go the extra mile in the direction of security.
- this-dang-guy 10y agoI really do need to put more effort into using OpenBSD for my daily stuff. I use it for my router, but my desktop is Linux (Steam. It's because of Steam. I'll be totally honest :D )