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78 governments have ICAO private keys, and most have done so for >10 years now. If what "we all know" is true, then you should be able to find a leaked key easi
by Arnt 5y ago
78 governments have ICAO private keys, and most have done so for >10 years now. If what "we all know" is true, then you should be able to find a leaked key easily. Try googling.
Or you might fall back to claiming that while governments evidently can hold on to ICAO private keys, they can't hold on to this other kind of private key, because...
- Scoundreller 5y agoMight be a matter of issuing bodies per country. Most countries have 1 passport issuing authority that’s used to thinking about security 1st, while they can have many covid certificate issuers. And many clinical authorities are not security 1st.
- Arnt 5y agoThat's one option. The other is to regard the initial statement (that "We all know the government can’t hold on to keys") is false. Pick a test you believe to distinguish between the two. Say, whether the access keys for at least one database in a country that has >100 has leaked. Then google to see whether you can find such a leak.