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This is pretty much proof that open source fails to maintain security software in a responsible way. Look kids ssl is not that hard to implement. Time to let
by supersnap 13y ago
This is pretty much proof that open source fails to maintain security software in a responsible way.
Look kids ssl is not that hard to implement.
Time to let the cargo cult go have a campfire and sing songs.
This is too important to leave to lazy paid for nothing programmers who want to write lazy ass c code after too many beers.
Grow up
- throwaway7767 13y agoI know I'm replying to a troll, but... you have been following the news, right? Would you rather have us use the backdoored RSA bSAFE library? That was developed by paid professionals, who by your logic should be the paragons of competence. All software has bugs.
- goldenkey 13y agoI guess we should just let you code it in Enterprise java and pay you dividends.. Get a hold of yourself - most open source is actually funded by large companies in the first place. And being drunk has nothing to do with bad code, I for one code better when inebriated. Your straw man banter doesn't need to be on HN.
- supersnap 13y agoJava has nothing to do with it. Untrusted input is untrusted input. Any moron can figure that out. OpenSSL, no code review, no tests, and bad code. Why are we responsible for finding these bugs? And no just FYI my code has no bugs
- linuxydave 13y ago0/10 Try harder next time