none of these answer the question "who is accountable for this" but props to (1) for implying kernel vulns are uncommon and worth skepticism https://social.hackerspace.pl/@q3k/116490249266904439
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@hipsterelectron I mean does accountability make sense as long as the work gets done?
@Di4na there should be a chain of accountability for security vulnerabilities and when there's not the work is not getting done
@hipsterelectron And yet the work is being done right now? Like ... I am sorry but this seems so far from how I look at managing commons and all that stuff. Why chain of accountability? Why make it into a blame and scapegoating thing?
@Di4na because the linux kernel is actively being backdoored by intelligence agencies and i want to build software systems that protect people from nation-state adversaries and you can do that with a chain of accountability
