On Mon, May 11, 2020 at 4:28 PM <i...@aulix.com> wrote: > Is not a prohibition for USA citizens to work on OpenBSD cryptography > software parts an indication of trust relationship between current OpenBSD > and current USA? >
I'm not sure what that sentence even means. What would a "trust relationship" between OpenBSD and "current USA" actually mean in terms of a CHANGE IN BEHAVIOR? Hell, what does "current USA" even _mean_?!? Did you mean to say "the US Federal Government"? If so, what would "trust between OpenBSD and the US Federal Government" actually mean in terms of a change in behavior that you, i...@aulix.com, could actually detect? And why would *you* care about those ways? If you can't tell us why you would care, how can we answer your _real_ question? There is cryptographic software in OpenBSD that was developed in part by someone who is/was a US citizen, in OpenSSH even, as a check of copyright/license statements on source files show. How does that change your world view? Philip Guenther
