How do I switch HardenedBSD from OpenSSL to LibreSSL?
One of the things I like about OpenBSD is its inclusion of LibreSSL
to replace OpenSSL. According to Void Linux, it's a lot more secure. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heartbleed However, upon looking up HardenedBSD, I find it a lot more secure in areas where OpenBSD isn't. https://hardenedbsd.org/content/easy-feature-comparison Thanks to the magic of Open Source software, there's gotta be a way to replace OpenSSL and implement LibreSSL in my HardenedBSD installation. Right? |
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BSD was paranoid to begin with, so I shudder to think how paranoid it probably is now. Get on the hardened bsd mailing list/forum, and post there. Failing that, grab/get a hardened toolchain and try compiling it. It's probably safer not to deviate from the straight & narrow with any hardened system. Look up any options; I had to specify certain non-standard things when compiling |
Tbere is an existing freebsd port. Maybe have a look? https://www.freshports.org/security/libressl/
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