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So what you're saying is it's not encrypted, not secured, and should not be trusted? Seriously, how many key leaks and other compromises do we have to witness

So what you're saying is it's not encrypted, not secured, and should not be trusted? Seriously, how many key leaks and other compromises do we have to witness before we do away with the notion they're secure and trustworthy?

stavros 4y ago
There is no notion that "something is secure". It literally doesn't exist. There is a notion that something is secure under a specific threat model, and there are many threat models for which keys are secure and passwords are not.