← Back to context Comment by mixmastamyk 2 months ago Being able to trust your OS is an incredible advantage. 3 comments mixmastamyk Reply hollerith 2 months ago Too bad then that desktop Linux is so easy to pwn. mixmastamyk 2 months ago Obtuse gotcha. Trust and security are two different things. And Linux is as secure as anything else against physical attack.edit: local, not remote attack hollerith 2 months ago When you write, "physical attack", what do you mean? Laptop theft?
hollerith 2 months ago Too bad then that desktop Linux is so easy to pwn. mixmastamyk 2 months ago Obtuse gotcha. Trust and security are two different things. And Linux is as secure as anything else against physical attack.edit: local, not remote attack hollerith 2 months ago When you write, "physical attack", what do you mean? Laptop theft?
mixmastamyk 2 months ago Obtuse gotcha. Trust and security are two different things. And Linux is as secure as anything else against physical attack.edit: local, not remote attack hollerith 2 months ago When you write, "physical attack", what do you mean? Laptop theft?
Too bad then that desktop Linux is so easy to pwn.
Obtuse gotcha. Trust and security are two different things. And Linux is as secure as anything else against physical attack.
edit: local, not remote attack
When you write, "physical attack", what do you mean? Laptop theft?