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Transfering via network is only secure, if you believe that forward security exists for network traffic, which is very likely untrue. The point being: if your
by whoCaresAnymore 8y ago
Transfering via network is only secure, if you believe that forward security exists for network traffic, which is very likely untrue.
The point being: if your encrypted network traffic is captured and retained, maybe it can still be brute forced at liesure, and deduplicated for deltas only. Thus, volume is only a temporary issue, and everyone still gets to see everything eventually, and full retrospective records are still enriched, so maybe that's fine for some things, and not for others.
- jillesvangurp 8y agoThis is true regardless of whether you travel internationally. The converse is true as well: traveling internationally does not make it less secure to exchange information. Either way, we are well into tin foil hat territory here but if you do believe this, stop using (networked) computers.
- mrmuagi 8y agoCouldn't you just generate new keys each session and keep forward security?