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> If Cloudbleed has taught us something, it's that cloudfare idea of "fully encrypted" doesn't fully include what's happening inside their own (virtual) walls.
by anonacct37 9y ago
> If Cloudbleed has taught us something, it's that cloudfare idea of "fully encrypted" doesn't fully include what's happening inside their own (virtual) walls.
I think that's a little unfair. Cloudbleed specifically referred to an application that parsed HTML. There's a pretty big logical dependency between "able to optimize our HTML" and "can see our HTML". I feel like the field of homomorphic encryption and HTML parsing is... non-existent.
- nolok 9y agoI both agree and don't see what it changes in my message. Yes, it's obvious that they need to see it to be able to do several features they offer. Doesn't mean it's a good idea to let them see it. Trading security for convenience has never really been a good deal, and this new product is about doing it with your company's internal.