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Sure it's not sufficient to formally prove security of the system e2e, but i'd guess it's sufficient for the average user. As for shipping a client with broken
by jensensbutton 5y ago
Sure it's not sufficient to formally prove security of the system e2e, but i'd guess it's sufficient for the average user. As for shipping a client with broken encryption... Aren't people using Signal (like the person I originally responded to suggested) at risk of the same thing? Nobody's verifying checksums on every update except for people who aren't using WhatsApp for their comms anyway.