The absolute state of Gahnoo slash Linecks
The absolute state of Gahnoo slash Linecks
Colton Stewart
Liam Price
>5097
>5000 of which require on-site access to hardware or some other absurd prerequisite
>windows
>230
doubt
Oliver Long
Reminder that OpenBSD simply does not create CVEs for most security issues
Reminder that OpenBSD shipped with a vulnerable OpenSSL well after heartbleed was published and didn't even release fixed binaries, they only told users to compile a version from source because "security updates are installable from source only, thats how we roll"
Aiden Rivera
>cve.mitre.org
>type windows
> There are 7031 CVE entries that match your search.
what did rajesh mean by this?
Cameron Perez
*BSD is for cucks who weren't allowed to take part of linux development and for corporatecucks
Charles Diaz
Windows isn't the kernel.
Ryder Johnson
That picture is comparing *kernel* vulnerabilities.
Adrian Nelson
You aren't gonna run Windows kernel on a Linux system so this is deceptive at best LOL
Carson Barnes
>linux
>1000 products
>windows nt
>1 but...
what those this mean?
Joseph Rogers
> oh look, one of the world's most used operating systems has CVEs
intellectual retardation: the post.
Kevin Cook
Cope
Christian Hernandez
>GNU: not even listed
linux was a mistake
Adam Scott
>> oh look, one of the world's least used operating systems has CVEs
Fixed.
Carter Richardson
>Entire OS
>Entire OS
>Entire OS
>Entire OS
>Kernel
hmmmmm
Nicholas Cook
Linux is bundled with thousands of different distros developed by various companies
Windows can be classified as 1 product but with different versions and editions, 99% of the software is the same no matter which edition
Sebastian Thompson
FreeBSD, OpenBSD, and NetBSD are operating systems, not kernels, and the Linux category is purposely ambiguous.
Literally apples to oranges.
0/10 Pajeet, try again.
Brandon Lopez
imagine being this retarded
Hunter Russell
where is this slide from? I'd like to see the whole context, if possible
Samuel Harris
Free the people.
Brayden Wright
>another retard
This is comparing kernels, faggot
Carson Harris
OpenBSD, FreeBSD, and NetBSD are not kernels.
Ian Robinson
Do you understand what "kernel LoC" means?
Ethan Richardson
So how do they communicate with hardware then? Do you think that they don't have kernels?
Ayden Thompson
Of course they have kernels, but "NetBSD" is not a kernel, it is an operating system.
Asher Jackson
Finally, an operating system made just for us PoC.
Julian Anderson
It is a complete operating system, and it has a kernel. Don't play dumb.
Kevin Jones
>It is a complete operating system
Exactly, and that's why this graph is misleading. "Windows NT" is referring to the NT kernel alone, not the Windows operating system. If they included the Windows operating system, the CVE list would be much bigger, as pointed out.
Liam Martinez
cve.mitre.org
> There are 2661 CVE entries that match your search.
Adrian Morales
Linux for Niggers was developed BY niggas FOR niggas. We recognize the generous donations made by Kentucky Fried Chicken and Kraft Foods through Kool-Aid sale donations.
Christopher Richardson
Not him, but:
Ian Johnson
Why would they include the Windows operating system? This post is about kernels only, it's not misleading.
Jack Robinson
cve.mitre.org
>There are 41 CVE entries that match your search.
Andrew Long
Is it?
>products 1000
Cameron Thompson
No shit because he included the entire OS in the graph you fucking retard.
Ayden Morgan
Yes? At least I interpret "products" as "devices running this kernel"?
Camden Bennett
That's exactly my FUCKING point.
Brayden Morales
So why the fuck did you reply to me, idiot?
Brayden Cooper
>t. retard
Wyatt Harris
Well?
Robert Rodriguez
Can you guys shut the fuck up and discuss the actual topic instead?
Nolan Reyes
The CVE list for OpenBSD, NetBSD, FreeBSD, and Linux are including CVEs from the entire OS, not just the kernel, whereas the Windows chart is simply listing CVEs from the kernel. That's why it's misleading.
Sebastian Baker
Linux is not an OS, what are you talking about?
Landon Hill
Yep, so why is Microsoft including OS CVEs?
Noah Richardson
Thanks famiglia
Luke Russell
Because I nigger'd out. Sorry, user.
Michael Smith
>B-BUT IT'S UNFAIR!! LINUX IS GOOD, WE SWEAR!
>linux still has 10x more CVEs
lmao
Christian Kelly
For those who are curious, the picture is in minute 8:20 in the video. It is authentic.
Jackson Moore
Oh no no no no, my fellow Linux users. We are being blown out in this thread, what do we do?
Robert Richardson
>he thinks people will find vulnerabilities in a kernel that nobody uses
Jaxon Jenkins
Windows kernel:
Used by every desktop around you
*BSDs: used in banks, large corporations (especially Netflix) due to their security and reliability.
Are you sure that nobody uses those?