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Pretty ancient stuff to bring up, especially in this context. Here's the last denial I recall by one of the people accused of planting backdoors in OpenBSD. Note the date.

https://www.itworld.com/article/2744922/open-source-tools/op...



Sorry to indulge in tin foil hattery. But this all seems in conclusive.. has there been an independent audit of the components involved?


Following up my own question. Just read the security and audit details on OpenBSD page.

https://www.openbsd.org/security.html

It appears that there is a continuous audit of source code. So, even if a malicious hole was planted, it ought to be discovered in the years of repeated auditing. Cheers to OpenBSD!


Yes, it is the best OS for security, and the audits have gone on for the duration of the project.




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