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You're describing the current status quo of the the e2e debate - allow e2e, but accept that the best exploits aren't going to be reported and patched, but reser
by nikcub 3y ago
You're describing the current status quo of the the e2e debate - allow e2e, but accept that the best exploits aren't going to be reported and patched, but reserved for intel agencies to use against high-value targets.
- kornhole 3y agoI am referring to the device or OS on either end rather than the client SW used for communication. When those are compromised, nothing is safe.