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Depends how paranoid you want to be, and to what degree of certainty (after all it's impossible to prove a negative). But in general, backdoors for "the good g
by chillacy 6y ago
Depends how paranoid you want to be, and to what degree of certainty (after all it's impossible to prove a negative).
But in general, backdoors for "the good guys" are just more surface area for "the bad guys", and developers of products which take security seriously lock themselves out too.
- codemonkey-zeta 6y agoIs this about installing backdoors? Or is it just about ensuring the network doesn't run on known-compromised hardware/software?