As usual, it's a list of features instead of their levels of correctness assurance. Also, the microkernel or hypervisor-based methods are some of the strongest for legacy, x86 systems but not available here. The usual counters to "secure by default." Truth is it just has some security features that are better some other software with similar issues affecting real-world security. Mainstream "INFOSEC"....
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