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[ale] Is this BS?
- Subject: [ale] Is this BS?
- From: john at johnheim.com (John Heim)
- Date: Thu, 22 May 2014 16:10:38 -0500
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I am currently talking with someone who claims Windows is more secure
than linux "out of the box". Is the following comment by him BS? I can't
find anything on google and I've never heard there is anything you have
to do after installing debian or ubuntu to make it secure.
> Most distros (Debian and Ubuntu for example, as I've already pointed
out) come with services running
> that don't need to be by default and no default block input policy.
obviously this doesn't make one more
> secure than another, but a user needs to know to disable those, or
bind them to loopback or even just
> protect them with iptables.