The slides are over 6 years old. The developers' attitudes haven't changed much, but are all of the arguments still valid?
I've followed this discussion here and there over the years and it always goes like this:
1) everyone makes fun of the mitigations
2) many even outright assert they can easily defeat and exploit OpenBSD
3) nobody provides a working PoC when asked to demonstrate how insecure the OS is
And somewhere in the mix there's also you and your usual blabber, also without any substantial examples of how insecure and exploitable the OS is. Always.
I've followed this discussion here and there over the years and it always goes like this:
1) everyone makes fun of the mitigations
2) many even outright assert they can easily defeat and exploit OpenBSD
3) nobody provides a working PoC when asked to demonstrate how insecure the OS is
And somewhere in the mix there's also you and your usual blabber, also without any substantial examples of how insecure and exploitable the OS is. Always.