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> there could be legitimate security reasons to keep server code confidential If this is ever the case, it means the server code has been written in a horribly
by josephcsible 3y ago
> there could be legitimate security reasons to keep server code confidential
If this is ever the case, it means the server code has been written in a horribly vulnerable way and you should never use it.
- rmorey 3y agoYeah you're probably right
- renaudg 3y agoNot necessarily : defense in depth is a thing.
- helpfulclippy 3y agoWhile it is theoretically possible that the proprietary software is well-written, I would feel much safer if “defense in depth” were achieved by opening the server code and exposing it to as much audit and commentary as possible.