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There are disadvantages to using an obscure OS too, in that it is likely slower to get security fixes, and may have more security flaws.
by mnw21cam 7y ago
There are disadvantages to using an obscure OS too, in that it is likely slower to get security fixes, and may have more security flaws.
- albertgoeswoof 7y agoThe only logical answer is to write your own OS The ultimate security by obscurity
- danieldk 7y agoYou could use something like NixOS, which has interpreters, libc, etc. in non-canonical paths. And you still have the protections of Linux and speedy security updates. Of course, this is security by obscurity, an attacker could adjust the malware for such cases.