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It sends escrow keys to your employer in enterprise environments. I’d be a bit surprised if the azure compromise a few weeks ago didn’t also give the attackers
by hedora 3y ago
It sends escrow keys to your employer in enterprise environments.
I’d be a bit surprised if the azure compromise a few weeks ago didn’t also give the attackers access to the escrow keys for customer vms, etc.
- jeroenhd 3y agoThat's not a bypass, though, that's part of the design. If you're storing critical business info on company hardware that your boss can't access when you leave/get hurt, encryption becomes a business risk. I don't know if key escrow is also fucked as well after the recent breach, but so far I haven't heard anything about it.