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Strictly, this isn't a breach in Telegram, as it relies on the adversary being able to own the cell network you're on, but that may not bring much comfort to ma
by abstractbeliefs 10y ago
Strictly, this isn't a breach in Telegram, as it relies on the adversary being able to own the cell network you're on, but that may not bring much comfort to many of the people who feel they might need to use Telegram.
What other systems would people suggest to do this initial setup?
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- angry_octet 10y agoThis is precisely a breach of Telegram, they are essentially sending auth keys to the adversary when the adversary asks them too. New devices should only be authorised with the use of an authentication token from an existing client device; one needs to decide if the new device should have access to old messages. Ideally it would be clear to all parties as to which devices and identities have joined a chat.