The myth BSD is more secure comes from the frequency of unreported zero day exploits. One of my former managers ran the platform for years... right up until the

The myth BSD is more secure comes from the frequency of unreported zero day exploits. One of my former managers ran the platform for years... right up until the institutional router was compromised. The lesson here is that if the device was made by an external firm, than the responsibility wouldn't have fallen on him politically. One may assume it is operator/administrative error, but this guy wasn't YOLO'ing by any stretch of the imagination. He was replaced 3 months later for unspecified reasons. Critical systems are a different problem domain with different rules. =3