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Yes, and moreover, they just add a shared secret in the computation of the initial root key, it cannot be worse in this case.
by inp 3y ago
Yes, and moreover, they just add a shared secret in the computation of the initial root key, it cannot be worse in this case.
- zx8080 3y agoWhat could go wrong
- flangola7 3y agoIs that good or bad?
- 7v3x3n3sem9vv 3y agoit's good. think of it like adding a different kind of lock that requires a different key (method) to open up first. at worst it's no less secure than before. If it works as intended it's a huge disincentive for anyone collecting encrypted data with the hopes that a quantum computer may break encryption the "old" method in the future.