OpenBSD: audits give no indication of back doors
However, the revision control system allows auditors to verify which developers were involved in developing which code segments. According to de Raadt, Wright was mainly involved in programming drivers and didn't have anything to do with the OpenBSD Crypto Framework (OCF). However, he did apparently work on parts of the IPSec stack. In an email, Jason Wright himself has denied the accusations that he built back doors into the OpenBSD code. However, de Raadt has criticized that Wright hasn't clarified the nature of his work at NetSec.
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