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There's a difference between "you/I can audit it" and "we (collectively) can audit it". You're not living in a vacuum. The more users (and perhaps more importa
by hnfong 3y ago
There's a difference between "you/I can audit it" and "we (collectively) can audit it".
You're not living in a vacuum. The more users (and perhaps more importantly, contributors) an open source product has, the less likely it has intentional backdoors built into it.
- sedatk 3y agoWhat's your process to validate if that said software has been collectively audited sufficiently?