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No. They don't. A whole group of people get together and the end result is good crypto or safe medicine. Sure, one person might have the idea. By the time it's
by lowbloodsugar 9y ago
No. They don't. A whole group of people get together and the end result is good crypto or safe medicine. Sure, one person might have the idea. By the time it's included in, e.g. a Java Crypto library or OpenSSL, or your arm, it's been thoroughly reviewed by tens or hundreds of people. For example, "RSA" is the initials of the three people who invented it, by trying for some time to implement an idea published by two others two years earlier.
Only a fool would say, "Bah, I know what I'm doing! Ship it!"
- madez 9y agoI completely agree. Scientifically proven methods like independent verification are very important. Yet, it could very well be custom "own" crypto that is verified and then used.