>>33393 (OP)>No mandatory access control>No OS level virtualization >Awful resource limits system>Retarded hypervisor which only supports 1 core and doesn't have graphics support>No ability to separate processes by users so they cannot see other users processes>No ZFS, ext4 rw, xfs, btrfs support >No things like src.conf so you can customize userland build>Even less software availableThe only protection openbsd offers is lowlevel exploits mitigations. We have them in Linux and freebsd maybe no KALR and lib reordering but that's still a very bad choice for security compared to them.
CIA model? For confidentiality you only have traditional DAC and dumb unveil/pledge that cannot be integrated easily without modifying source code. Integrity? There's no integrity because FFS2 file system is fucking garbage
So openbsd is unusable trash. I guess you're an absolute 0 in IT security and you just saw a tiktok edit of openbsd. Go back nigger.