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by staticassertion
46 days ago
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> a security bug in them that one time? More than one time. > a cryptographic performance enhancement feature It's very rarely used. > Did we blacklist OpenSSL's binaries after Heartbleed? No, but lots of companies have since migrated away. OpenSSL was harder to move away from because there weren't as obvious drop-in replacements. Blocking a syscall that you never actually used is simple and effective. |
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