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Please explain for those of us who are not good enough in the field (I'm genuinely asking). I was under the impression that software like GnuPG and OpenSSL cou
by uniclaude 13y ago
Please explain for those of us who are not good enough in the field (I'm genuinely asking).
I was under the impression that software like GnuPG and OpenSSL could be considered safe, so seeing a security professional warning about a negative track record of open source cryptography is worrisome.
What exactly should we be careful of when it comes to open source cryptography?
- lvh 13y agoNot all open source code is broken; just a lot of it is. I think tptacek is trying to say that open source vs closed source is a mediocre predictor of the quality of a cryptosystem :)