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Yes, that is "secure by default". It's a very reasonable claim to make. This was a contrast to a fresh install of Windows which would get infected within minut
by jjav 6y ago
Yes, that is "secure by default". It's a very reasonable claim to make.
This was a contrast to a fresh install of Windows which would get infected within minutes of being connected to the network (I'm assuming this is no longer true, but have never used windows).
- peteretep 6y agoAny OS that shipped OpenSSH earlier than June 2002 could get infected within minutes of being connected to the network, which is basically a set of all Linuxes or their parents.
- chungus_khan 6y ago(and OpenBSD as well)