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Chrome isn't exporting the private key. It's importing the key you give it. Idk for what that is useful besides Virus Scanners, but personally I would like my
by gempir 7y ago
Chrome isn't exporting the private key. It's importing the key you give it.
Idk for what that is useful besides Virus Scanners, but personally I would like my browser to make its own key and never leak it or accept new ones.
- tialaramex 7y ago> Chrome isn't exporting the private key. It's importing the key you give it. No. It is _exporting_ the _secret_ key. It can't import the key, in many modern key agreement schemes neither client nor server gets to dictate the keys used, if you used a fixed or predictable value instead of a random one you just give up your security, you gain nothing. So the keys are (and should be) random for each session.