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There is HardenedBSD, but FreeBSD long since then give you option to harden it during installation. Some of these recommendations in the post are wrong, so don
by 0x457 4y ago
There is HardenedBSD, but FreeBSD long since then give you option to harden it during installation.
Some of these recommendations in the post are wrong, so don't follow it to the letter. Post is written by an angry OpenBSD fan.
- acoppora 4y agoI see a lot of negative and dismissive comments from you in this thread. Perhaps you'd care to quantify some of the things you say are wrong. I'd also recommend against ad hominem attacks against someone who wrote an article you disagree with. The "hardening" menu in the installer is pretty pathetic if we're being honest. "enable /tmp cleaning"... wow. I'm secure now.
- nix23 4y ago>I see a lot of negative and dismissive comments from you in this thread. Please stop with that. >"enable /tmp cleaning"... wow. I'm secure now. That's one point, you know that. And then you do the "negative and dismissive comments" too. >pretty pathetic if we're being honest True it is...but not the hardening dialog or secure-level.