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Message-ID: <012701c3f1a5$e2db8140$a300a8c0@cryo>
From: clint at secureconsulting.com (Clint Bodungen)
Subject: How much longer?

> My own opinion is that most software is so bad security-wise there's just
> no need for explicit backdoors. The US government TLAs can trust software
> developers (and if not them, the users) to make enough mistakes that they
> don't need to force or ask them to put in backdoors on purpose.
> 
> -- 
>    cptnug
> 
> 

Good point! 


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