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It is encrypted, just not e2ee. The police need to crack the encryption protocol (not impossible, telegram use non-standard crypto), or somehow gain access to
by j16sdiz 5y ago
It is encrypted, just not e2ee.
The police need to crack the encryption protocol (not impossible, telegram use non-standard crypto), or somehow gain access to telegram's server farm.
- GoblinSlayer 5y agoWasn't it fixed? It was almost e2ee, but not really due to a bug as it trusted the server, but it was fixed save for key verification, but AFAIK, key verification is an open problem in e2ee.
- throwjs51009 5y agoThat's not true. Nobody needs to crack any encryption. Check my other comment with 3 links.