[inferiorhuman]

> It could just be that nobody cares about sysvinit anymore, so fewer bug reports happen.

Waving your hands and suggesting everything is going to have bugs isn't much of an argument. It's unlikely that sysvinit would suffer from any of these bugs as there's simply a much smaller vector of attack than systemd by design. You could knock me over with a feather if arbitrary network traffic could compromise your system via sysvinit. The other class of bugs are ones where sysvinit is the defined behavior and systemd is simply deviating in unexpected, unintuitive, and undocumented ways.