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I agree with the need for the research in the area. they are a big team and the yearly bug they identify in messenger services benefit the public. I lament the

by ethnut 4y ago

I agree with the need for the research in the area. they are a big team and the yearly bug they identify in messenger services benefit the public. I lament the dissemination by that group, always through a PR wave trying to place shocking headlines amplified by the school PR. that was the same in their past discoveries.

shaldengeki 4y ago
You've accused the researchers twice now of exaggerating the importance of the vulnerabilities they found. This comment is almost entirely unresponsive to the comment you're replying to, which states: > You can, according to the paper, send a classic Threema protocol user a message that, if repeated or forwarded, allows someone else to log in as them. That's a distinctively weird and bad problem for a protocol to have. Can you be precise about what specific claims they made and how the claims were deceptive?