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Unless you actually read through and understand your open source alternative line by line you aren't really running anything safer Of course there is the argum
by 746F7475 11y ago
Unless you actually read through and understand your open source alternative line by line you aren't really running anything safer
Of course there is the argument that since it's open source it's safe since someone has "audited" it, but many times that's not true.
And even then unless you spend a lot of time trying to break it so you understand it completely you are way better off just writing your own solution, but that takes time and effort