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No, I did not say those things. That aside, if you wanted to, after an audit/review concluded, could you put a backdoor in your software? Since it's closed sour
by obituary_latte 13y ago
No, I did not say those things. That aside, if you wanted to, after an audit/review concluded, could you put a backdoor in your software? Since it's closed source, would anyone know about it?
- venomsnake 13y agoIn deterministic build? It will be very hard. I doubt that any audit signs on anything other than specific versions.
- throwaway2048 13y agodoes microsoft use deterministic builds?
- andrewfong 13y agoIf there's a deterministic build process, in theory, the auditor would know something was up if the binary differed.
- riquito 13y agoThere are these things called signed binaries...
- danbruc 13y agoBut signing binaries does not prove from which source the binaries have been build, only who did it.