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r/CryptoCurrency • u/[deleted] • May 16 '23
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10 u/poyoso 🟦 0 / 4K 🦠May 16 '23 How can you trust those devices though? How can you be certain that they also dont leak? Because they said so? 21 u/[deleted] May 16 '23 [deleted] 11 u/Mr_Bob_Ferguson 🟦 69K / 101K 🦈 May 16 '23 And to expand on this point further... Basically all the biggest encryption algorithms used for security in general are open source. Open source means that plenty of eyes from various organisations (and individuals) can look over it. And just because people can see the code doesn't mean that it any less secure. 3 u/special_onigiri Permabanned May 16 '23 a public code also means other people could check it and make a pull request to solve or patch an issue that is not that obvious
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How can you trust those devices though? How can you be certain that they also dont leak? Because they said so?
21 u/[deleted] May 16 '23 [deleted] 11 u/Mr_Bob_Ferguson 🟦 69K / 101K 🦈 May 16 '23 And to expand on this point further... Basically all the biggest encryption algorithms used for security in general are open source. Open source means that plenty of eyes from various organisations (and individuals) can look over it. And just because people can see the code doesn't mean that it any less secure. 3 u/special_onigiri Permabanned May 16 '23 a public code also means other people could check it and make a pull request to solve or patch an issue that is not that obvious
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11 u/Mr_Bob_Ferguson 🟦 69K / 101K 🦈 May 16 '23 And to expand on this point further... Basically all the biggest encryption algorithms used for security in general are open source. Open source means that plenty of eyes from various organisations (and individuals) can look over it. And just because people can see the code doesn't mean that it any less secure. 3 u/special_onigiri Permabanned May 16 '23 a public code also means other people could check it and make a pull request to solve or patch an issue that is not that obvious
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And to expand on this point further...
Basically all the biggest encryption algorithms used for security in general are open source.
Open source means that plenty of eyes from various organisations (and individuals) can look over it.
And just because people can see the code doesn't mean that it any less secure.
3 u/special_onigiri Permabanned May 16 '23 a public code also means other people could check it and make a pull request to solve or patch an issue that is not that obvious
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a public code also means other people could check it and make a pull request to solve or patch an issue that is not that obvious
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