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On HN, of all places, I personally prefer to give posters the benefit of the doubt that when asking for E2EE, they have some notion of what it is and entails. Y
by ziddoap 6y ago
On HN, of all places, I personally prefer to give posters the benefit of the doubt that when asking for E2EE, they have some notion of what it is and entails. Your past few comments here are really rather condescending, assuming that no one (except yourself, of course) really understands what they mean when they ask for E2EE.
>real e2ee
>By 'really good' encryption
These are descriptive terms I've not encountered in an academic setting when discussing all types of encryption. Is there a formal definition of 'real' vs. 'fake' E2EE?