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In this, or the other recent tool exposes, have there been any exploits for FreeBSD ? How about OpenSSH or sendmail or Apache httpd (on any UNIX platform) ?
by rsync 10y ago
In this, or the other recent tool exposes, have there been any exploits for FreeBSD ?
How about OpenSSH or sendmail or Apache httpd (on any UNIX platform) ?
- lwhalen 10y agoNope. Why people/companies insist the Microsoft is usable on the open internet today, despite all evidence to the contrary, is beyond me. They are not, and have not been, suitable-for-the-datacenter/internet for well over a decade now. Let the company and its swiss-cheese OS die already.
- raesene9 10y agoI've got to say I've been in security for 17 years now, and Microsoft's security has improved vastly over that time. Are you suggesting that other operating systems have better security or just that they're all terrible?
- ams6110 10y agoBoth are true. Microsoft has gotten a lot better. There are other operating systems that are more secure.
- nikcub 10y agoMicrosoft are leaps and bounds ahead of where they were - IIS 4.0 is likely the least secure software ever placed on the live internet
- pikzen 10y ago>swiss-cheese OS I sure hope you're not suggesting that Linux and its dozens of critical CVEs each year is better. Clearly you're talking about running the internet on BSDs, right? Right?
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- hackuser 10y ago> have there been any exploits for FreeBSD ? ShadowBrokers is releasing these exploits to make a loud noise. FreeBSD exploits probably won't be covered on CNN.
- phjesusthatguy3 10y agoIf I had a 0-day for openssh I'd be selling it to people I could be sure would keep it a secret.