How did "corporate capitalism" create this situation? Some guy decided to volunteer his time to write some code. If anything, it might be said that corporate ca

How did "corporate capitalism" create this situation? Some guy decided to volunteer his time to write some code. If anything, it might be said that corporate capitalism paid him well enough so he had the spare time? And I don't see what money has to do with any of this. There could be some well-paid programmer slipping backdoors into proprietary code just as easily. The salary or openness didn't affect the outcome. It's just as easy for salaried programmers to betray their bosses and their users.