Why All Linux (Security) Bugs Aren't Shallow
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"In open source, we put our laundry out to air in the front yard," Zemlin said.
The Code Has Eyes
Zemlin quoted the oft-repeated Linus' law, which states that given enough eyes all bugs are shallow. That "law" essentially promises that many eyes provide a measure of quality and control and security to open source code. So if Linus' law is true, Zemlin asked, why are damaging security issues being found now in open source code?
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