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Standards are important. For all practical purposes OpenSSL has become a standard. TCP can be exploited, it doesn't mean we ditch TCP for another differently e
by bbwharris 12y ago
Standards are important. For all practical purposes OpenSSL has become a standard.
TCP can be exploited, it doesn't mean we ditch TCP for another differently exploitable solution.
I see your point but I don't think of OpenSSL as monoculture the same way that Windows or OSX are.
- sp332 12y agoOpenSSL isn't a standard any more than winsock. And fortunately, OpenSSL isn't the only library that implements SSL.