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If it would "fail" and there would be no consequences so I could't tell if it failed or not - would it make a difference?
by somedude11 6y ago
If it would "fail" and there would be no consequences so I could't tell if it failed or not - would it make a difference?
- wglb 6y agoIf the failure were discovered by you a year later, realizing that all you thought was protected was in an adversary's hands. I'm suggesting that "seems fine so far" is not effective at evaluating solidity of cryptographical usage.