>The authentication program relies on cryptography to validate and digitally sign USB Type-C devices with 128-bit security. Seems... low, esp for an offline de

>The authentication program relies on cryptography to validate and digitally sign USB Type-C devices with 128-bit security. Seems... low, esp for an offline device that you can get hands on both sides of. How many chargers are going to use as cheap a micro as possible for this? Also, adding an encryption layer and further fragmenting - does have the benefit that Apple may make iPhones with TypeC connectors... so, hooray?