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I wasn't intending to say reading every single commit of your dependencies is practical. I was arguing that unless you do that, you get absolutely no guarantee
by gnulinux 8y ago
I wasn't intending to say reading every single commit of your dependencies is practical. I was arguing that unless you do that, you get absolutely no guarantee of security. If you take code for granted because it has 17k internet points, you're putting yourself at risk. I can't see how this is not very simple.
- zawerf 8y agoIt's "very simple" that you will also "get absolutely no guarantee of security" unless you personally rewrite every line of code you use in a provable/verifiable language, design and manufacture your own hardware, hide in a cave to avoid all social engineering, and so on. Hopefully you see why your advice is similarly impractical.