After five months, FreeBSD users can still be hacked when running

>>56945649
t. Redhat

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>>56945649
AHAHAHAHAHAHA

BSD KUCKS WILL DEFEND THIS

>>56945656
WE GOT A CANDIDATE HERE LMFAO

I fell for the install bsd meme once.
Live and learn, I guess.

The reasons why I won't try FreeBSD again:
1. Bad security fixes
2. No systemd - no functional modern DEs
3. No chance of wayland

FreeBSD is the best BSD though

>>56945677
>I must be a BSD user because I recognize a shill when I see one
[¥0.03 Have been deposited into your account]

>>56945649
anti-openbsd fag btfo desu

>>56945695
OpenBSD is better.

>>56945695
>needing a DE

>Gnu software
Not even once.

>>56945695
>No systemd
That's it, I'm moving to FreeBSD right the fuck NOW

>>56945975
>no 32 bit support
No.

>>56946079
http://ftp.openbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD/6.0/i386/

>>56946092
Oh shit I mistook it for PC BSD.
Sorry m8, been a while since I looked into the BSDs, currently pretty comfy on solus but I might look into it more

>>56946117
maybe you were thinking about dragonfly too

that one is amd64 only on purpose

Hahahahahaha. I will $ the first person to post that reddit link to freebsd-security ml accompanied by a comment about freebsd neckbeards.

>>56946117
FreeBSD, NetBSD, and OpenBSD support 32 bit PCs. I don't know how one would obtain a 32 bit PC in any way other than dumpster diving, though. Hardware is a tough thing.

>>56946156
Well I usually use Linux to repurpose older computers because it's light and runs better, but a few weeks ago I had a laptop with an athlon xp-m 2000+.

Checking on g got me interested in bsd but after seeing pc bsd wouldn't run on 32 bit processors I just sorta gave up and installed void enlightenment iirc.

This is the most astonishing security fail I've ever seen in an open-source operating system. Ngl, I thought FreeBSD had their shit together. I'm up for investigating this on the mailing list if someone else gets the ball rolling haha.

>>56946186
I see. I might get my second computer, this month. Until now, I've solely had one computer, and I'm excited to obtain a computer than currently runs Windows 2000. I plan to try Plan 9 on it before putting something else on it permanently.

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>FreeBSD
>No ASLR
>Even phone OSes support ASLR

the gov is probably stopping freebsd from fixing this in a timely manner. enjoy your state-run operating system, fbsd fags.

>>56946289

Possible. Both freebsd-update and portsnap were written by the security team heh.

>>56946310

LOL. this keeps getting better

oh look a thread for nsa and ms shills

>not running hardenedbsd

>>56947285

why no fixes after five months, bro? guess who'd be using those vulns.

>>56947553
Hack netflix or GTFO

>>56947956

not a hacker, bro. does netflix run freebsd-update or portsnap? in any event, I'm not sure that an intelligence agency or a hacker with upstream access would feel the need to give you a personal shoutout on netflix's main site.

Doesn't affect me. I update ports and system via SVN.

>>56948065

I'm glad you still trust them to run an svn server after this debacle.

>>56947956
Netflix doesn't use unaudited ports