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Ok, madthumbs. Sure.
So ... the Darwin kernel is insecure? 🧐
did you see 38c3? is there any doubt ios/osx is insecure, hackable and has plenty of rootkits avail? this facebook meme shouldnt trigger any tech savy nerd.
Oh so that's the number I have seen floating around in memes and such. Chsos Com Congress FYI.
Burn the witch!
Is macOS more secure than OpenBSD?
App sandbox, SIP, and the Secure Enclave are awesome, but I don’t know how macOS actually compares to the BSDs these days.
My BSD system is one of the most secure in the world.
...I can't get the damned thing to boot up, no way anybody is hacking in
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Closed Source is demonstrably less secure,
Huge numbers of people are constantly testing and reworking open source security.
Once closed source has a bad encryption found or accepts certain strings for SQL Queries, it becomes a feeding frenzy, and the people who set it up never put any counter measures in place because a small team never had any chance of approaching the vast well of human knowledge on security.
Just look at the news: US Government Facility Hacked, Credit Company Hacked, Industrial Plant Hacked, Proprietary Vehicle Hacked, etc.
That's the joke.
But the joke stands on the premise that people would argue over it. We're all in agreeance that closed source is not more secure.
Im not sure if you have seen the comments but the meme proved its point
These are the top 3 comments by score:
The top one even has more score than there are comments total on this meme.
Security is temporary. Nothing is safe.
Bravo, OP, bravo.
I mean, when we're talking about UNIX, yeah MacOS is probably one of the best...
Linux ain't UNIX though...
i guess linux can refer to bsd too
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