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> The difference comes when you want to customize its behavior What does that have to do with whether the unmodified one must means user has no security? All
by joesb 14y ago
> The difference comes when you want to customize its behavior
What does that have to do with whether the unmodified one must means user has no security?
All you said can mean you can be more sure that open source code is secure. But it does in no way proof that "proprietary security software mean no security at all (EDIT: better be 'proprietary security software mean user has no security')".
- nitrogen 14y agoThat was addressed in the parent poster's very next sentence: Similarly, if you were very worried about security, you could run an independent audit of the code yourself. Neither of these options exists for a proprietary product.