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In terms on encryption, it is well-known that security by obscurity is a bad idea. A well-designed encryption system should be safe even if it open-source. E.g.
by winter_blue 11y ago
In terms on encryption, it is well-known that security by obscurity is a bad idea. A well-designed encryption system should be safe even if it open-source. E.g. PGP. Having the source code should not help one bit.
However, access to the OS source code does let people search for various yet-undiscovered exploits, and use them for evil.