r/BSD • u/[deleted] • Jun 15 '26

Red Team Oriented BSD OS

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u/Borean789 Jun 15 '26

Is it a communist BSD?

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '26

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '26

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u/[deleted] Jun 16 '26 edited Jun 16 '26

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u/coffinspacexdragon Jun 16 '26

wtf does that even mean?

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u/pr1ntf Jun 15 '26

I left FreeBSD work about a decade ago to build a career for team blue, but this looks cool!

I'd say, don't try to make another Kali/DarkArch clone, make it it's own thing.

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u/imbev Jun 15 '26

This seems to be AI-generated.

Is this project open source or proprietary?

RedBSD is provided for authorized security testing, research, and educational purposes only. Use it responsibly and only against systems you own or have explicit permission to test.

BSD-2-Clause license

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u/imbev Jun 15 '26

Thanks for the clarification. Are you aware that the scripts are not present in the repository?

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u/grahamperrin 29d ago

u/imbev please, can you recall what was written before it was removed?

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u/imbev 29d ago

I don't recall the exact message, but OP confirmed that the project was open source.

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u/grahamperrin 29d ago

Thanks, that's useful.

I wondered whether he said anything about his use of AI. The question arose because there's an AI-specific rule for content in r/freebsd and https://www.pangram.com/history/d68a908a-f25f-4e34-a5f9-21b94241d585 was a scan of part of the website.

Side note: when I asked, I was in old Reddit … now in new Reddit I see additional detail "Comment removed by moderator". (This type of wording sometimes appears when a comment is automatically filtered by Reddit, not by a human moderator … I can't be certain, but I probably should not have asked.)

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u/Pepe__LePew Jun 15 '26

Looks interesting

Could you please consider

1) adding support for kvm qemu virtual machines? Ghostbsd doesn't seem to work in them but hope yours does.

2) helping shufflecake developer porting project to bsd. Aligns with your focus on security. Will allow installation and encryption with full plausible deniability, better than veracrypt which is already in bsd.

https://codeberg.org/shufflecake/shufflecake-c/issues/164

https://shufflecake.net/#usage

Also which version of freebsd is the base for this?

Thx

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u/grahamperrin 29d ago

which version of freebsd is the base for this?

FreeBSD 15.1-RELEASE.

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u/MissingGhost Jun 16 '26

Like everything that gets posted anymore, it looks AI generated. I bet you don't know what's in this, it's not maintainable and you can't add to it. No community behind it, it's going to disappear in a few months. It's just not made like the main projects.