For a meeting last week I wanted to show how much of OpenSSL is being written by people paid to do so by their employers, and how much was from …

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Most of OpenSSL is written by people paid to do so by employers. Corporations that have assigned employees to work on OpenSSL must submit a corporate CLA (CCLA) This is crucial to understanding the critical role that corporations provide to Open Source projects such as OpenSSL.

Who Writes OpenSSL?