Perspectives on the Security of Open Source Software
Man Xiong, Lin Huang, Ahmed Tolba, Winfred Wong, Eric Vandenberg, Mohammed El-Gammal
December 9, 2004
Abstract
The paper examines the security of open source software from
three different perspectives. First, we investigate how development
processes affect security. Several open source software
development models are described, and the meaning of openness
and importance of testing are analyzed. Next, we move on to
explore the economic impact and interests of security. Monetary
value of security and the incentives behind various open source
communities are discussed. Finally, we take a look at the effects of
government policy on open source security. We describe the
policies in the United States, Germany and China, and examine
how different roles of the government impact security of open
source software.
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