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What? How can you give it 6/7 stars if you don't even know what holes are in the code?

• evgen 11y ago
  Perhaps by knowing that the distributed binaries will be disassembled and inspected? The same way it would have to be examined even if there was a GitHub repo out there claiming to be the code used?
  • osweiller 11y ago
    You've made this claim multiple times now. Do you really honestly believe that disassembled binary code sees the same scrutiny or gained confidence that open source code does? Have you ever analyzed disassembled code? It is non-trivial. No one is going to disassemble this and say "Yup, it passes". That doesn't happen.
    • evgen 11y ago
      As a matter of fact I am certain they will be dissassembled and examined. For the bounty, for the PR and noteriety if you can find a bug or be the one to star in the "<big company> screwed up or lied to us" story of the week. In general, for lots of reasons that seem to motivate a select crowd who have the skills to actually pull this off. If you have the source code it makes the disassembly and examination of whatis distributed a lot easier, but it is not a necessary pre-requisite.
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