Re:Developer responds to allegations of FBI backdoor in Open...
by Nrsolis on Wednesday December 15, 2010 @03:14PM
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Of course it does.
But I do think it's worthwhile to take measure of how important a particular piece of software is to our collective security and privacy. It's not necessarily a bad thing for interested parties to not completely trust their systems. Risk mitigation is all about quantifying probable events relative to their damage.
I think a lot of people will take a look at the IPSEC code and that can't be a bad thing.
But I do think it's worthwhile to take measure of how important a particular piece of software is to our collective security and privacy. It's not necessarily a bad thing for interested parties to not completely trust their systems. Risk mitigation is all about quantifying probable events relative to their damage.
I think a lot of people will take a look at the IPSEC code and that can't be a bad thing.