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You can't trust any code for which you can't review the source. Even so, you can't trust its interpreter/compiler without verifying its source and the compiler
by kansface 14y ago
You can't trust any code for which you can't review the source. Even so, you can't trust its interpreter/compiler without verifying its source and the compiler that compiled it. This includes your OS of course. One would probably also want to verify hardware level exploits too.
- jy-p 14y agowell, he's talking about software, so getting into hardware exploits is a bit out-of-scope. that's not to say you shouldn't be worried either your silicon or NIC firmware are compromised ;)