> Sure, OpenBSD doesn't have exploitable security holes when used as e.g. a packet router, but when was the last time Linux did? didn’t linux move a packet rou

> Sure, OpenBSD doesn't have exploitable security holes when used as e.g. a packet router, but when was the last time Linux did? didn’t linux move a packet routing vm into the kernel in the last ten years? I’d say chances are high there are multiple exploitable holes just based on time and surface area alone.