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Enclaves are interesting, and I also look forward to all of the new things they allow. But all of that has nothing to do with open sourcing the server being imp
by zeeboo 8y ago
Enclaves are interesting, and I also look forward to all of the new things they allow. But all of that has nothing to do with open sourcing the server being important for security if given the ability to audit the client, and the client is not designed to require a cooperating server.
I'm tired of trying to get you to understand this point and have you respond with red-herrings and FUD. Please be intellectually honest when asking keybase to open source their server in the future, and don't claim that it's relevant to the security of the system.
- josh2600 8y agoThe openness of the code is always relevant to the security of the system. To pretend otherwise is dishonest. Good day.
- zeeboo 8y agoI'll believe you once you tell me how the openness of a core internet router is important to the security of visiting a website over https. Good job keeping up the FUD!
- josh2600 8y ago... because https only protects the payload in flight, not at rest, and not the origin and destination ip. It depends on your threat model. Please don’t come back and tell me “oh but you can use a vpn”. We have yet to build a real vpn that can stand up to serious scrutiny. Edit: to be clear, we might be able to build routers that actually are blind routing oracles, but we haven’t done that yet.