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Juicy D. Links 01-02-2005 09:45 AM

Which OS is the easiest to HACK into?
 
And which one is the least vulnerable?


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groark 01-02-2005 09:48 AM

Windows 95? :oo I have no clue

xclusive 01-02-2005 09:49 AM

xp is easiest mac is hardest

Juicy D. Links 01-02-2005 09:50 AM

i meant server OS's

Funky Bastard 01-02-2005 09:52 AM

Windows Server!

Funky Bastard 01-02-2005 09:53 AM

Windows Server from a linux box!

Nismo 01-02-2005 09:54 AM

You can't really "hack" into a windows OS.

I would have to say Red Hat.

Juicy D. Links 01-02-2005 09:55 AM

free bsd still the safest per se you think?

ytcracker 01-02-2005 09:56 AM

nt4 unpatched is a cakewalk

freebsd out of the box has proven to be the most widely used secure OS

s9ann0 01-02-2005 09:56 AM

I dunno about windows but linux would be the most hacked server unix I am sure. All the script kiddies love linux and I think a lot of people using it leave defaults on.

QuaWee 01-02-2005 09:56 AM

i would go with windows os

s9ann0 01-02-2005 09:57 AM

if you are really paranoid I would go for OpenBSD but I don't htink there is much in it the main thing is to always keep your SSH, NAMED, APACHE, MYSQL, PHP etc up to date and stay away from lame canned scripts

ytcracker 01-02-2005 10:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Juicy D. Links
free bsd still the safest per se you think?

way to hax the planet

http://www.ytcracker.com/images/freebsd.jpg

VideoJ 01-02-2005 10:01 AM

It depends more on who's setting it up and whether they're on top of the security issues. Getting the latest patches, making sure all the passwords are set and not easy to brute force, making sure the only network ports open are the ones that need to be and keeping the patches up to date when new security holes are found.

Probably the least vurlnerable would be netbsd or freebsd running apache. The most vulnerable with be older versions of windows server running iis, with new versions doing better, assuming no one finds another hole.

hydro 01-02-2005 10:04 AM

freebsd is the way to go. More secure and can handle tons of threads.

tgpmakers 01-02-2005 10:09 AM

It aint the operating system it's the server admin people! :winkwink:

ytcracker 01-02-2005 10:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by garymayor
It aint the operating system it's the server admin people! :winkwink:

much truth here ^ and videoj


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