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Log4j Debunked: Why Open Source Software Packs a Pro Punch in Cybersecurity
When Log4j’s vulnerability hit, open source security became breakfast talk. Now, let’s debunk myths: OSS isn’t amateur hour—it’s rocket science for your router.
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When Log4Shell hit the fan, the world suddenly realized that open source software (OSS) isn't just a geeky hobby—it's the digital glue holding our cyber lives together. And now, everyone from your tech-averse uncle to your cat seems to have an opinion on OSS. Let’s dive into the reality behind the myths, and why slapping a "free" label on OSS is as misleading as thinking your grandma's "secret" cookie recipe isn't a staple at every family gathering.Already a member? Log in here