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Wouldn't that be impossible? One time pad and E2E wouldn't work because the pad and both ends would be on the same compromised machine. In the end you need info
by seventhtiger 7y ago
Wouldn't that be impossible? One time pad and E2E wouldn't work because the pad and both ends would be on the same compromised machine. In the end you need info to get from the user to the infected machine and at some it will be unencrypted.
It's the equivalent of having a camera above the keyboard. Really not much you can do there.
- elliekelly 7y agoI guess encrypt isn’t really the right word but I was imagining something similar to how you can program autocorrect and autocomplete on the iPhone. So when I log go to gmail.com and go to the password box I’d type “gmailP@ssword” (and presumably any keyloggers on my machine would capture gmailP@ssword) and then the computer would correct it to the real password. But like I said, I know nothing about the computer magic behind my keystrokes.