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Well, this does have an overwhelming number of 'the things you could want'. This serves the same purpose, while attempting to appear more credible by showing a
by craftyguy 8y ago
Well, this does have an overwhelming number of 'the things you could want'. This serves the same purpose, while attempting to appear more credible by showing a tiny handful of shortcomings in an attempt to convince the reader that you can trust them.
- Ensorceled 8y agoWhat other shortcomings are missing from the list?
- craftyguy 8y agoRegular code reviews like what the OpenBSD folks do. Also, they appear to be back on OpenSSL again[0], and not using LibreSSL like the list claims. If they can't even accurately reflect which SSL library they are using, what else on the list is incorrect? 0. https://hardenedbsd.org/article/shawn-webb/2018-04-30/hardenedbsd-switching-back-openssl https://hardenedbsd.org/article/shawn-webb/2018-04-30/harden...
- lattera 8y agoHardenedBSD still uses LibreSSL in base. The switch back to OpenSSL will be on 01 July 2018, as mentioned in the article you linked to.
- Ensorceled 8y agoRegular code reviews are a process, not a feature and switching back to OpenSSL is a future change. Any actual features that support your cynicism?