This is a bit of a non-article. It barely makes any point, and I'm not even sure who the target audience is. > But encryption may not be silver bullet we ofte

This is a bit of a non-article. It barely makes any point, and I'm not even sure who the target audience is. > But encryption may not be silver bullet we often treat it as. An encryption algorithm like AES doesn’t know if the file it’s concealing holds a wedding photo, a recipe, or a list of all your passwords. How's that a bad thing?