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> For an example, see the ASLR-on-FreeBSD debate. Not much of a debate? You either take contribution feedback or you don't contribute. When I open a PR to some

by 0x457 4y ago

> For an example, see the ASLR-on-FreeBSD debate. Not much of a debate? You either take contribution feedback or you don't contribute. When I open a PR to some open-source project, and maintainers/contributors give me feedback, I incorporate it and don't throw a tantrum. Everything aside, ASLR is present since 13.0 and default in 14.0. Different implementation. Usefulness of ASLR in general is another debate.

acoppora 4y ago
To clarify, FreeBSD 14.0 is not out and probably won't be out for quite some time. All users of the current release are still without even basic ASLR.
- emaste 4y ago
  That's not true - it is in all supported releases, but not enabled by default. It will be enabled by default in the upcoming 131.1
  - acoppora 4y ago
    I meant by default. The title of this paper I'm commenting on should make it clear, but sorry if it wasn't.
    - nix23 4y ago
      Installation (Hardening Dialog) you can enable it.