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What makes OpenBSD the most secure OS in the Unix family?
What makes OpenBSD the most secure OS in the Unix family?
- Its compatibility with most Unix services
- Its bare bones installation including X Graphic Interface
- Its source code audit (correct)
- Its hardening options set by default
What is OpenBSD known for?
What is OpenBSD known for?
- Being the most user-friendly OS
- Being the cheapest OS
- Being a free multiplatform OS (correct)
- Being the most popular OS
True or false:OpenBSD is a free OS based on Linux.
True or false:OpenBSD is a free OS based on Linux.
False (A)
Which of the following services can OpenBSD be used for?
Which of the following services can OpenBSD be used for?
What makes OpenBSD the most secure OS in the Unix family?
What makes OpenBSD the most secure OS in the Unix family?
True or false: OpenBSD is the most secure OS in the Unix family due to its proprietary encryption algorithm.
True or false: OpenBSD is the most secure OS in the Unix family due to its proprietary encryption algorithm.
Which services can OpenBSD be used for?
Which services can OpenBSD be used for?
True or false: Bare bones installation of OpenBSD includes X Graphic Interface, Firewall Capability, Development Tools, and DNS Services.
True or false: Bare bones installation of OpenBSD includes X Graphic Interface, Firewall Capability, Development Tools, and DNS Services.
What is included in OpenBSD's basic installation?
What is included in OpenBSD's basic installation?
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Study Notes
- OpenBSD is a free multiplatform Unix-like OS
- It is the most secure OS in the Unix family due to source code audit
- OpenBSD is a full feature server OS with hardening options set by default
- Basic installation includes X.Org, Clang, GCC, Perl, NSD/Unbound, Ncurses, PF, Binutils, Gdb, and Zlib
- Bare bones installation includes X Graphic Interface, Firewall Capability, Development Tools, and DNS Services
- OpenBSD allows use as DNS, File, Web, Mail, NFS, and DNS server or any combination of these
- OpenBSD includes memory protection, cryptography, protections against privilege escalation, chrooting, etc.
- OpenBSD is compatible with most Unix services
- OpenBSD attempts to minimize the need for features
- BSD has differences in most used commands and starter scripts compared to other Unix-family systems.
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