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because is almost impossible to fix, harden or make secure. it's not just the broken overall architecture, which eg enables write on read, also it's internal co

by rurban 4y ago

because is almost impossible to fix, harden or make secure. it's not just the broken overall architecture, which eg enables write on read, also it's internal code. eg the various attempts to get FTS. it's worse than openssl, which gets all the FLAC

SahAssar 4y ago
> because is almost impossible to fix, harden or make secure. I'd like some more context on this. Especially since it is used in many security-critical contexts currently.
- rurban 4y ago
  https://github.com/rurban/hardsqlite https://github.com/rurban/hardsqlite I gave up on it