systemd-coredump is vuln, systemd-oomd kills the wrong stuff, and you don't even learn that these programs exist (and are running on your system) until you find out from a CVE or a blog post detailing how to mitigate the problem[1].
And then, there are very few alternatives, because more and more software requires systemd (and even if most things still don't, so much stuff requires glibc so Alpine or OpenBSD aren't always very good as alternatives).
[1]: https://utcc.utoronto.ca/~cks/space/blog/linux/SystemdOomdNo...
And then, there are very few alternatives, because more and more software requires systemd (and even if most things still don't, so much stuff requires glibc so Alpine or OpenBSD aren't always very good as alternatives).