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Yes, but what counts is practical security. I think we should keep this in mind. For example someone may make a false impression that because the messenger use
by eveningcoffee 10y ago
Yes, but what counts is practical security. I think we should keep this in mind.
For example someone may make a false impression that because the messenger uses the signal protocol, it is secure (and points to this paper), but in fact its implementation makes it considerably less secure.