Compared to a standard economically motivated criminal hacking business that will certainly attack any commercial deployment (i.e. the default threat model). Security exists relative to your attackers, not compared to other security solutions. A cardboard box is a thousand times more resistant to penetration than a paper box, but neither is adequate to protect jewelry.
For software security, a trivial amount of resources like a mere 3 FTEs and 1 elapsed year will almost certainly defeat any Linux deployment. It will also almost certainly defeat any Windows, Mac, BSD, VMWare, iOS, Android, or any other commercial OS deployment. But, just because everyone only knows how to make cardboard boxes does not make any of them secure. And again, even if everybody else only knows how to make paper boxes, it does not make the cardboard box adequate. This is the case even if nobody in the entire world can do it; a cardboard box does not meet the minimum specifications, period.
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Compared to a standard economically motivated criminal hacking business that will certainly attack any commercial deployment (i.e. the default threat model). Security exists relative to your attackers, not compared to other security solutions. A cardboard box is a thousand times more resistant to penetration than a paper box, but neither is adequate to protect jewelry.
For software security, a trivial amount of resources like a mere 3 FTEs and 1 elapsed year will almost certainly defeat any Linux deployment. It will also almost certainly defeat any Windows, Mac, BSD, VMWare, iOS, Android, or any other commercial OS deployment. But, just because everyone only knows how to make cardboard boxes does not make any of them secure. And again, even if everybody else only knows how to make paper boxes, it does not make the cardboard box adequate. This is the case even if nobody in the entire world can do it; a cardboard box does not meet the minimum specifications, period.