Open Source Versus Closed Source Security

Open Source Versus Closed Source Security
Jason Miller, 2004-09-30

In the age old battle between open source and closed source operating systems and applications, can either of them really be considered more secure than the other?

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Open Source Versus Closed Source Security 2004-10-01
Joe W.

Open Source Versus Closed Source Security 2004-10-01
ajr

Personally I think that mature and widely used open source projects are more secure than closed source projects. You're unlikely to find many bugs in sendmail nowadays.

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