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That all seems prudent and reasonable. I guess some of my own anxiety is about how exactly I'll evaluate projects like you're talking about. I can (and do) certainly look at whether a project is actively developed before selecting it. Not just for security reasons.. I don't want to bet on a horse that won't get updated with fixes and features. But for security in particular, I guess I was hoping for ways to evaluate that for a project.. without exhaustively poring over its source. Maybe, to your point, the other mitigations you listed should be sufficient, and I should worry more about that side of things than picking the perfect project.