My recent post about Linux monoculture being bad for security has now started generating responses from people saying other systems are insecure.
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My recent post about Linux monoculture being bad for security has now started generating responses from people saying other systems are insecure.
I... yes? Literally the point of the post. In the words of infosec professional Bob Dylan, everything is broken. Diversity is strength.
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My recent post about Linux monoculture being bad for security has now started generating responses from people saying other systems are insecure.
I... yes? Literally the point of the post. In the words of infosec professional Bob Dylan, everything is broken. Diversity is strength.
@rubenerd yes, I know that feeling. Every time I say using the BSDs is good to avoid monoculture, (some) people start shouting "but less eyes means less secure!"
Somehow, some think that adoption rate is proportional to the security.
I usually stop them saying that Windows is the most used desktop os, but, by far, the less secure.
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My recent post about Linux monoculture being bad for security has now started generating responses from people saying other systems are insecure.
I... yes? Literally the point of the post. In the words of infosec professional Bob Dylan, everything is broken. Diversity is strength.
Mine had someone accuse me of being a Microsoft shill.
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