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The train of thoughts here is that less common == smaller exposure, therefore less likely to be a target. Also, your statement isn't entirely true, for example,
by tachion 10y ago
The train of thoughts here is that less common == smaller exposure, therefore less likely to be a target. Also, your statement isn't entirely true, for example, OpenBSD, albeit not being a linux distribution, is a project orders of magnitude smaller, yet with equal, if not greater, focus on security.
- lima 10y agoOpenBSD has a much larger market share than most fringe Linux distributions. They also have a focus on security and many high-profile experts. Example: http://blog.linuxmint.com/?p=2994 http://blog.linuxmint.com/?p=2994