"The biggest change after Heartbleed was probably the creation of the OpenSSF which turns free time into meetings."

/ @joshbressers

@bagder @joshbressers Sounds like just as much of a boondoggle as amutable.com, not that I am speaking as a FreeBSD security team alumnus from 2003-04 or anything
@bms48 @bagder @joshbressers Story time? If you feel comfortable sharing of course
@spinnyspinlock @bagder @joshbressers Not a lot that I remember in my case, I've lost all my email backups twice over, over 25 years. I did work on FreeBSD@s RFC 2385 TCP-MD5 for BGP sessions in that year which is probably about to bite me now...
@bms48 @bagder @joshbressers no worries, I enjoy FreeBSD so thank you for the work you did :)
@spinnyspinlock @bagder @joshbressers In the meantime, TCP-AO is on the work plan for 2026, stakeholders can prioritize by funding: https://people.freebsd.org/~bms/devsummit/bms-devsummit-2026.pdf

@bms48 @bagder @joshbressers

Looks like @openssf fullfills only a fig leaf pseudo task to protect the @linuxfoundation hyperscalers and other members to invest seriously into security.