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How Secure is Open Proctor ? #23

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  1. Code Transparency and Community Review
    Open-Source Advantage:
    Being open-source means that the source code is publicly available. This transparency allows developers, security researchers, and the community at large to review and identify potential vulnerabilities. Regular community audits and contributions can help improve security over time.

Potential Risks:
However, if vulnerabilities are discovered, they are also publicly visible. It’s essential to have a process in place to rapidly address and patch any issues.

  1. Data Encryption and Secure Communication
    Encryption:
    Ensure that all sensitive data—such as student information, recordings, and live streams—is encrypted both in transit a…

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