The first link about TorBSD is important: many of the major security issues in computing trace back to having only one vendor or product or whatever, used by everyone.

• An Open Letter to BSD-powered Companies and Projects.  (via)
• NetBSD GPU support (Intel HD 4400).
• Device Driver Development for BSD.
• Hypervisor on dfly?
• Unfortunately, StackOverflow is a difficult-to-avoid site nowadays…  Man pages don’t have this issue.  (via)
• “Virtual machine templates for BSD flavours“.  Includes DragonFly.  (via)
• Mac OS versus FreeBSD: A Comparative Evaluation.  Might be paywalled.  (via)
• 44CON 2018 CFP Is Open.  A security conference in the UK, later this year – not a 4.4 BSD conference that has somehow lasted multiple decades, darnit.  However, the source link notes a need for OpenBSD material.
• A long two months.  “On Friday we saw the patches Matthew Dillon put together for DragonFlyBSD for the first time. These were the first patches for KPTI that were very straightforward to read and understand, and applied to a BSD-derived kernel that was similar to those I’m accustomed to working on.”  Hey, nice credit.  (via)
• Pledge: OpenBSD’s defensive approach to OS Security.  (via)
• NetBSD proposal for stop-the-world syscall.  (via)