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Not true. There are some real cryptographic realities that are based in "open" math principles. There's also the way of most using runtimes/libraries that (con
by cies 3y ago
Not true. There are some real cryptographic realities that are based in "open" math principles.
There's also the way of most using runtimes/libraries that (constantly) have CVEs in them; and understanding why it is that these languages have CVEs in the first place (see my comment on "eval()").
- TylerE 3y agoA cryptographic key is an obscured secret.
- justinclift 3y agoAlso, the overly muscled guys out the front of night clubs aren't there for "obscurity" type security. ;)