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Where is the source code?

• ChoGGi 10y ago
  "Biocoded source code, security protocols and implementations are audited by independent security agencies. Open source is not a guarantee or even an indicator of security. For sensitive governmental and corporate use, open source solutions are often dismissed outright." https://biocoded.com/faq#0 https://biocoded.com/faq#0
  • Foxboron 10y ago
    So pretty bad for any privacy aware consumer. Got it!
  • huhtenberg 10y ago
    > Open source is not a guarantee or even an indicator of security. This is true. > For sensitive governmental and corporate use, open source solutions are often dismissed outright." But this is a false argument. Open source solutions aren't dismissed because they are open source per se, but because they generally lack predictable longer-term support.
    • biokoda 10y ago
      > But this is a false argument. Not for governments. Some are pragmatic, others will not even consider it if open source.
      • huhtenberg 10y ago
        Got an example? That is, of a government entity that explicitly rejects software products made by recognized (for-profit) companies because it's an open source.
    • ChoGGi 10y ago
      Just quoting it for Foxboron, never said I agree with it.