MY SIDES
Openbsd | HardenedBSD
Luis Taylor
Nathan Morris
They're both shit but hardened is slightly less shit because no binary blobs.
media.ccc.de
OpenBSD has had bugs in core network stuff for over 1.5 decades. NetBSD is ahead of openbsd for security bug fixing. The other BSDs are not really much better, but the point is that the BSDs LIE!! about security by REFUSING to release CVEs for serious issues (for openbsd, they have a policy to only release CVEs for remote execution, i.e. a bug that can be used to perform remote execution, with or without the help of another exploit, is not reported if it is indirect).