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> The same way USPS doesn’t go around opening letters and getting rid of whatever they don’t like. Bad example because the USPS can and does use x-rays, Geiger
by garmaine 6y ago
> The same way USPS doesn’t go around opening letters and getting rid of whatever they don’t like.
Bad example because the USPS can and does use x-rays, Geiger counters, and sniffing dogs to inspect packages without actually opening them. No analogous tooling exists for encrypted messages.
- dleslie 6y agoThere's routing information, payload size information and temporal information; without reading the message, an adversary could determine where (possibly who) the message is going/coming from, and when it was in transit, and how big it was. That's enough to start modelling.
- minitech 6y agoNo risks analogous to the ones detected by those tools exist for encrypted messages.
- jerry1979 6y agoThere's always peeking into sgx enclaves...