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And plausible deniability is the #1 rule when being malicious. If you know enough to use an asymmetric key instead of a password, but not enough to think it's a
by matthewaveryusa 7y ago
And plausible deniability is the #1 rule when being malicious. If you know enough to use an asymmetric key instead of a password, but not enough to think it's a good idea to leave the private key there, you're in a weird cross-section of expertise.
- snazz 7y agoA broken script that turns a development build into a production/customer build could also be at fault, forgetting to delete the default key pair.
- matthewaveryusa 7y agoEqually as plausible which is exactly where you want to be if you're malicious. I'll spin this around though: What would a high-quality plausibly deniable backdoor look like to you?