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Verifying what software is actually running is orthogonal to having that software be open for the public to inspect. You can have closed source software and sti
by daenz 6y ago
Verifying what software is actually running is orthogonal to having that software be open for the public to inspect. You can have closed source software and still have a problem verifying what is running.
- luxuryballs 6y agoWhat he means is that it doesn’t matter what source code is published and open it only matters what is compiled and deployed to the machine last.