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If you're sending plaintext out of an ostensible e2ee system, it's not an e2ee system. You have an 'end' that's not, you know, end-to-end.
by pvg 1y ago
If you're sending plaintext out of an ostensible e2ee system, it's not an e2ee system. You have an 'end' that's not, you know, end-to-end.
- tremon 1y agoThe end that's relaying the plaintext is the user agent itself, not a third component in the system.
- pvg 1y agoThere is no 'relaying plaintext' in an e2ee system.
- tremon 1y agoSure, 100% agreed. But the way you phrased the earlier post implied that there was a third "end" to the system that was doing the plaintext leaking, and that's not the case (assuming I understood the description correctly, and it's accurate).