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>security it terrible (even with all the stamps and hand signatures) Sure, if you're sending a letter. But as long as you maintain physical control over your
by gozur88 10y ago
>security it terrible (even with all the stamps and hand signatures)
Sure, if you're sending a letter. But as long as you maintain physical control over your paper it's far more secure than anything stored on a computer.
There's a reason Russia's FSB bought typewriters instead of a thought-to-be-secure computer system for the storage of its most sensitive secrets.
- groby_b 10y agoNot to mention that the security of your letter increases quite nicely when you use thick paper and seal it shut. Yes, with wax. No, it's not super-secure, but it stops most casual snooping attempts. Taking off (and reattaching) a seal without breaking it is quite a bit of work if you choose the right wax.