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Quantifying code security involves combining audit results, bug bounty activity, and historical exploit data. Review whether code is open-source, audited by reputable firms, and continuously updated. Check test coverage, frequency of commits, and participation in peer reviews. Projects with active bug bounty programs demonstrate maturity by incentivizing community scrutiny. Historical resilience against attacks, or rapid recovery when incidents occur, adds weight. Security is not absolute, but quantifiable indicators such as multiple independent audits, low critical vulnerabilities, and high developer responsiveness provide measurable confidence.

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