Mm, nice choices
1. Russian-"vetted" versions of Western software will have spyware, backdoors and security weaknesses identified and cleaned out.
2. Russian-reengineered versions of Western software will creep back to the West, riddled with Russian spyware, backdoors and sabots.
3. If software is selling in Russia, that becomes a sign it cannot be trusted in the West.
4. So we return to status ante: the only software anyone can trust is open-source stuff you can inspect and compile yourself.
5. The infotech equivalent of the condom!
Biting the hand that feeds IT
