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> It would serve the Linux foundation to keep with a more secure implementation than OpenSSL. The Linux Foundation is supporting the OpenSSL project with fundi
by mhurron 12y ago
> It would serve the Linux foundation to keep with a more secure implementation than OpenSSL.
The Linux Foundation is supporting the OpenSSL project with funding.
- chamakits 12y agoHm.... I see. I do not know if things often get political with the Linux Foundation. If they do, then this could definitely be an issue. If they don't then I can see there benefit for the Linux Foundation in funding both. LibreSSL has the benefits I previously mentioned, and OpenSSL benefits from having all the features that are being cut out by LibreSSL (FIPS probably being the biggest one). But I can see where the possible conflict could occur. Thanks for clearing things up.