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What meets your e2e standard? You can always corrupt the client, even an update in a mobile app. I agree JS is more vulnerable to extensions attacks or XSS or s
by datascienced 3y ago
What meets your e2e standard? You can always corrupt the client, even an update in a mobile app. I agree JS is more
vulnerable to extensions attacks or XSS or supply chain of some other dep you included.
- onethought 3y agoWhere you aren’t asking a third party (the server) for your security layer. End to end implies 2 parties (sender and recipient)