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That's only a tiny part of what OpenBSD does for security. Most of their work seem to be on auditing code and creating new secure tools when there's nothing fix
by alecco 16y ago
That's only a tiny part of what OpenBSD does for security. Most of their work seem to be on auditing code and creating new secure tools when there's nothing fixable or with a good open source license (like OpenSSH, OpenCVS, OpenBGPD, and OpenNTPD.)
- Niten 16y agoDon't get me wrong, I'm not arguing against OpenBSD's superiority here in the slightest. In fact, except for my FreeBSD VPS, my general rule is that none of my Internet-facing machines run anything but OpenBSD. I'm just saying that if Microsoft can duplicate even a little of those good practices and bring them to the masses, more power to them.
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