Comment by user3939382
10 hours ago
So you have one example in hand and trash talked FreeBSD’s entire security team. Bold claims are fine but this is lazy.
FreeBSD isn’t secure, I suspect you’re sitting on a pile of 0 days for it?
10 hours ago
So you have one example in hand and trash talked FreeBSD’s entire security team. Bold claims are fine but this is lazy.
FreeBSD isn’t secure, I suspect you’re sitting on a pile of 0 days for it?
Ask yourself why Mythos was so easily able to develop a remote STACK buffer overflow vulnerability.
Define "so easily"?
They exploited a linear stack buffer overflow. Not a write-what-where or arb write. A linear stack buffer overflow in 2026! There are at least two distinct failures there:
1. No strong stack protectors.
2. No kASLR.
That's 20-year-old exploit methodology.