EvilZone

.......................Bwahhahahahahahahaha. I hope you aren't kidding.

Why this? for such old machines a minimal linux OS that was built for such antique machines would be much better. Look at KolibriOS (not a linux OS though), MuLinux, TinyLinux, hell, even FreeDOS. The list goes on...

How to address the Charlie Foxtrot this thread has become, hmm.


Ok to start us off:
http://evilzone.org/hacking-and-security/how-to-use-us-government-standards-to-ensure-your-data-is-secure/


The US Gov doesnt use ANY BSD based OS. Gee i wonder why.(lots of windows and *nix though...)
If you are incapable of applying that thread to this situation then your deductive abilities are even lower than i currently think they are.


Now to address the rest of your ranting: As a new user here do you really think pissing off the members of the board is a good idea? You supposedly came here to learn, yet ive only seen you insult the members(here and in other threads). Its as if you consider yourself better than everyone here. News flash you are not:


http://evilzone.org/general-discussion/for-those-who-think-that-they're-too-good-to-be-considered-noobs/

Since this topic is about BSD/OpenBSD I found an interesting article but not sure how credible this is since I didnt do my own research. But do take a look at this very interesting article: http://cryptome.org/2012/01/0032.htm

Yeah, there's long been allegations of backdoors in OpenBSD's IPsec stack, among other components, for usage by the FBI. Supposedly a detailed code audit was performed by Theo de Raadt and the OpenBSD team with nothing being found, but I tend to stay away from OpenBSD.