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While I think itcs bad to use obfuscation to hide security holes, I do think obfuscation has it's uses. If there's reasons to make data private, then there's re
by woojoo666 5y ago
While I think itcs bad to use obfuscation to hide security holes, I do think obfuscation has it's uses. If there's reasons to make data private, then there's reasons to make execution private as well. Not to mention, it was recently proved that indistinguishable obfuscation is possible, so I'm not sure how useful de-obfuscation tools will be in the future
- jstanley 5y agoBut you don't make data private by obfuscating it and then passing it to people you don't trust. You make data private by not giving it to people you don't trust, or by encrypting it and not giving the key to people you don't trust.
- woojoo666 5y agoBy "making data private" I meant encryption