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Your distinction is not meaningful. It's like saying that TLS isn't secured because one day someone may crack it. Everything is/was secure up until the point th
by ebg13 7y ago
Your distinction is not meaningful. It's like saying that TLS isn't secured because one day someone may crack it. Everything is/was secure up until the point that it isn't/wasn't.
- boring_twenties 7y agoPDF, and Adobe in general are widely known to have a terrible security record. Relying on PDF encryption to keep your data safe isn't analogous whatsoever to relying on TLS. It's more like keeping your data on a Windows 98 machine, and then acting surprised when it inevitably gets cracked.