I have yet to see a large scale hack on services hosted on Linux stacks using basic technologies like SSH. Whenever large companies get hacked and their techno

I have yet to see a large scale hack on services hosted on Linux stacks using basic technologies like SSH. Whenever large companies get hacked and their technology stacks consist entirely of overvalued "security for midwits" enterprise software, I just groan. It irks me that my own information security is orders of magnitude more robust than a company worth many billions. It is clear to me that security is theater to these companies, and that is why companies that resell TLS tunnels with 2000s technology bolted on like Citrix get away with charging so much. It should be assumed that there was no security to begin with. If you told me in 2 years that a foreign adversary had compromised all American companies since 2012 I would not even blink. It is more or less something I expect to eventually hear.