If openSSL would have been developed by the NSA, it would have been checked
many more times for vulnerabilities. If the NSA had insterest in having a
backdoor in a SELinux, we wouldn't know that it was developed by them. NSA
developed SELinux because they needed it, and released it as free software
because it's advantageous.
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