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LibreSSL is doing the first part of that. When it's in a useable state, switch to that and leave OpenSSL in the past.
by FeeTinesAMady 12y ago
LibreSSL is doing the first part of that. When it's in a useable state, switch to that and leave OpenSSL in the past.
- Animats 12y agoThey're sure trying. Right now, they're struggling to turn off OpenSSL's "dynamic engine", which allows loading and unloading new crypto engines while OpenSSL is running. In case someone hot-plugs a USB crypto device, perhaps? There stuff in there that 0.001% of users want. It creates a risk for everyone else.