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It's not a new idea, the megaupload successor first did it as far as I can remember
by NKCSS 8y ago
It's not a new idea, the megaupload successor first did it as far as I can remember
- simias 8y agoIndeed, the website serves you the crypto code but it runs totally on the client so it's perfectly safe and could in no way be backdoored. More seriously, did they do anything to fix this obvious design flaw? If they want to fish a key they can just serve you a modified JS file and retrieve the key. Unless of course you chose to audit the JS served every time you browse the website.
- solarkraft 8y agoHow would this be possible to fix? I currently don't see any possibility of this.
- coolspot 8y agoYes, the mega.co.nz . End-to-end encrypted dropbox analog.