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This is just an opinion and not a very sensible one at that. The Linux TCP/IP stack is one of the most scrutinized network stacks in the world and more than lik
by hn_submit 1mo ago
This is just an opinion and not a very sensible one at that. The Linux TCP/IP stack is one of the most scrutinized network stacks in the world and more than likely free of bugs that coud lead to a server takeover.
- inigyou 1mo agoThey thought QubesOS was secure but they found a trivial sandbox escape to root today.
- znpy 1mo agoYeah, it’s well known that you can prove the presence of bugs but you can’t prove their absence. All software is to be considered insecure, formally speaking.
- fizlebit 1mo agolols, what about the sendfile and other vulnerabilities that lasted decades. Linux just does not have a secure mentality, it has a hacker mentality, maybe acceptable for a lot of uses, but it is what it is.
- dilyevsky 1mo agoAre you aware of the syzkaller and how many bugs it still finds including in networking stack?