OpenBSD cannot be considered a secure system until it makes some effort towards facilitating locking down a system with more than the standard UNIX permissions model which has been shown to be insufficient, and stop discounting the possibility that a system will be secure because all bugs have been removed.
En el mismo análisis destaca el enfoque de seguridad que se hace de Linux, aunque con tirón de orejas para Greg Kroah-Hartman,responsable de la rama estable y que por lo visto no presta demasiada atención al tema de la seguridad, o al menos, no para comunicárselo a los usuarios.
As much as I am disappointed with the fix silently without disclosure approach to security the Linux kernel project has taken since Greg K-H took over, and having to rely on sites like xorl.wordpress.com to learn about security problems that were fixed, Linux is the only real project making progress with testing and improving extended access control frameworks. With continued development and support the implementations will become easier to use and the problems eradicated until such technology is common, as it should be.
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