> I would absolutely not trust running the kitten webserver after reading this article. Indeed, after it points out that the installer changes a sysctl automat

> I would absolutely not trust running the kitten webserver after reading this article. Indeed, after it points out that the installer changes a sysctl automatically, that's shockingly poor practice for someone that claims to like security. It's fair to disagree and critique an aspect of operating system design. It's even fair to recommend to users to perform the configuration task themselves, after understanding any risks involved. It's a whole other league to just take the initiative to alter system configuration without even informing the user! This fact alone makes me put Kitten firmly in the untrustworthy category. A shame or not? I don't know, I hadn't even heard about it before this article.