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is still two more than Red Hat and Ubuntu have shipped over the same period. it's 2 remote holes in 11 years. ubuntu wasn't even around 5 years ago.
by there 17y ago
is still two more than Red Hat and Ubuntu have shipped over the same period.
it's 2 remote holes in 11 years. ubuntu wasn't even around 5 years ago.
- ajross 17y agoI guess I was counting since the first hole in 2002. Have there been any in common linux distros since then? OpenBSD got caught once. But even so: Ubuntu has had zero remote holes in the default install in 5 years. I'm getting hung up on a divide by zero bug somewhere, but I think that works out better if you want to be pedantic about this stuff, no? :) Seriously: it's a dumb marketing slogan, and it means next to nothing. In point of fact over the last 6-7 years OpenBSD doesn't have a particularly distinguished security record according to their own metric. It's better than Microsoft.