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Earnest question: why not? I would think "option to prove who you are and guarantee not to be impersonated" is a pretty broadly appealing capability except to p

Earnest question: why not? I would think "option to prove who you are and guarantee not to be impersonated" is a pretty broadly appealing capability except to people trying to do the impersonating.

skeezyboy 1y ago
>"option to prove who you are and guarantee not to be impersonated" guaranteed as long as no attacker gets hold of the private key, which cannot be guaranteed
- estearum 1y ago
  Yeah, I don't find this to be a compelling argument at all. That's an argument against all authentication anywhere.
  - skeezyboy 1y ago
    > That's an argument against all authentication anywhere. its a problem isnt it
    - estearum 1y ago
      No