> Not at all. I clearly underlined that I'm not looking for cases fitting that specific scenario
The thing is, we're trying to talk about the security of OpenBSD compared to its competition.
But you're trying to avoid letting anyone do that by saying only an attack against something in the default install you can do with a user account counts, which is absolutely ridiculous.
I'm not moving the goalposts nor am I pretending in any sense. Your approach just doesn't make sense, measure or indicate anything useful or relevant about the security of OpenBSD. I stated so and explained why.
The thing is, we're trying to talk about the security of OpenBSD compared to its competition.
But you're trying to avoid letting anyone do that by saying only an attack against something in the default install you can do with a user account counts, which is absolutely ridiculous.
I'm not moving the goalposts nor am I pretending in any sense. Your approach just doesn't make sense, measure or indicate anything useful or relevant about the security of OpenBSD. I stated so and explained why.
But hey, keep believing whatever you want buddy.