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While some had argued that there as no way any proprietary code could get into the Linux kernel, that'a a very naive view. This new proposal provides some reassurance at least.
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- Nov 21 07:55
@loudmouthman: correct, but how do you prove ANYTHING like that is accurate? You can't. A text file is no better or worse than anything. - Nov 21 07:40
@loudmouthman: well, a digital signature could prove it hadn't been altered. Text is no more insecure than anything else in that sense.
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