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JavaScript "encryption" is like sending someone a letter in a package with a TSA lock on it, asking them to communicate secretly with you. They send you back th
by peterwwillis 7y ago
JavaScript "encryption" is like sending someone a letter in a package with a TSA lock on it, asking them to communicate secretly with you. They send you back the package with the lock, and instructions on how to communicate securely. You send the package back with the lock and your message encrypted according to the instructions.
It doesn't matter what your encryption scheme is. The TSA lock means the TSA can control the content. But the user assumes their communication isn't controlled by the TSA, because they are receiving instructions that appear normal.