Not discrediting Open Source Software, but nothing is 100% safe.
Yeah, but that just happens sometimes. With proprietary software you don't even have the benefit of being able to audit it to see if the programmers missed something critical, you kinda just have to trust that they're smarter than a would-be hacker.
I get that, I just caution that FOSS doesn't automatically mean secure.
Nothing is 100% secure. FOSS is definitely more secure, all else equal.
Yeah, but that just happens sometimes. With proprietary software you don't even have the benefit of being able to audit it to see if the programmers missed something critical, you kinda just have to trust that they're smarter than a would-be hacker.
I get that, I just caution that FOSS doesn't automatically mean secure.
Nothing is 100% secure. FOSS is definitely more secure, all else equal.