True and concerning. LibreSSL has been leading the pack in terms of security, but I wouldn't even call it bulletproof. These are very complicated codebases. I'd

True and concerning. LibreSSL has been leading the pack in terms of security, but I wouldn't even call it bulletproof. These are very complicated codebases. I'd love to see OpenSSL adopt an approach of "useful features, tested well, and nothing else" but that's basically why LibreSSL was born after heartbleed. So I won't hold my breath.