, SecurityFocus 2000-04-17
Is Open Source really more secure than closed? Elias Levy says there's a little security in obscurity.
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but the strengths in having source code are:
1 - problem can be solved (nearly) immediately
2 - more likely to notice other holes while fixing
existing hole.
it is true that most don't (moreover, can't) audit every
line of code running on their system, however, it only
takes...
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