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> There’s no forward secrecy. > User private keys are stored at X. things i would commonly give a pass for major companies were they not under the immediate c
by nimbius 1y ago
> There’s no forward secrecy.
> User private keys are stored at X.
things i would commonly give a pass for major companies were they not under the immediate control of Elon Musk.
- Dwedit 1y ago"Not your keys, not your crypto" - Not just for cryptocurrencies anymore.
- tialaramex 1y agoIt's always been true for all cryptosystems. When Trustico decided to light their whole business on fire they sent people's private keys to the root CA they were reselling, triggering all the relevant certificates to immediately get revoked. But if you were like "LOL, use keys you picked instead of my own private keys I tell no-one? Do I look like moron?" then no matter how stupid, greedy or incompetent Trustico were they didn't have your keys and couldn't give them away on purpose/ accidentally.