‘ Fundamentally, sudo adds significant attack surface because it is a powerful tool with many features like support for security policies defined in LDAP, so the system is likely more secure without it. ’
This is uncontexualized hype clearly written by someone with no real world experience, hoping to gaslight users into thinking their current system is insecure. Then I scroll up and noticed the article is written by a company who sell presumably consulting services in unix. Go figure.
Failing that, there’s limited reasons to use BSD systems instead of Linux unless you have highly specialised requirements. Under many cases I’d imagine it would be more expensive in terms of effort required to hire/train skilled staff.
This is uncontexualized hype clearly written by someone with no real world experience, hoping to gaslight users into thinking their current system is insecure. Then I scroll up and noticed the article is written by a company who sell presumably consulting services in unix. Go figure.
Failing that, there’s limited reasons to use BSD systems instead of Linux unless you have highly specialised requirements. Under many cases I’d imagine it would be more expensive in terms of effort required to hire/train skilled staff.