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Yeah and imagine advertising yourself as the "most secure OS in the world" at the same time

• gkbrk 3y ago
  Anyone else with their track record?
  • MyMonkeyBalls 3y ago
    Which track record exactly? Their slogan is known to be a complete lie
    • IntelMiner 3y ago
      [citation needed]
      • SSLy 3y ago
        > Two remote public holes in the default install, as in “unauthenticated remote code execution”. How many local privilege escalation? How many remote/local denial of service? How many remote code execution in software not present in the non-default install? How many private ones that were never disclosed? Other operating systems didn’t have many unauthenticated RCE either
      • MyMonkeyBalls 3y ago
        Here are a lot of citations: https://isopenbsdsecu.re/quotes/ https://isopenbsdsecu.re/quotes/
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        • ectospheno 3y ago
          Few groups confuse me more than the ones who vigorously argue I shouldn’t like an operating system.
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• starcraft2wol 3y ago
  Yep, they implement kernel level security, rather than obsessing over language.
  • saagarjha 3y ago
    Kernel level security doesn’t help if you have a heap overflow in the kernel itself.