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I'm not impressed with the Russian doll encryption. Like with DRM, you have to give away the keys to your users. So the analysts had to work a little more tha
by onedognight 17y ago
I'm not impressed with the Russian doll encryption. Like with DRM, you have to give away the keys to your users. So the analysts had to work a little more than usual to examine the code. Big deal. There was never a question of if they would be able to analyse it, but just how long it would take. There must be something else they have not disclosed that is making them take notice.
- nfnaaron 17y agoMaybe the point of triple encryption was to make it less likely for scanners to find it in a routine scan? The people who did this certainly knew that once they were found it was over; they were just trying to delay being found a bit. [Edit: added 2nd sentence.]