@ David Leppik > Having more OSes means an exploit in any one of them could be used. *GOOD*. That's entirely my point! You don't trust individual systems unless they can reach [consensus](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consensus_(computer_science)). If one of them get exploited, you find out *immediately*, rather than waiting for months/weeks/years to go by before someone stumbles across it. > As much as I like Linux/Unix, there isn’t a single component of the exploit that they describe that actually depends on any particular OS. And yet Windows almost always seems to be the one that has its vulnerabilities exploited so effectively. Regardless, you can't do proper verification/validation based on a single measurement. 32a6c9ed921895c043ba6f89937ce0e50b3db292ddf2f09ed17ee8cb765f62af