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Encryption layers are actually pretty cheap for the vast majority of ciphers and applications. Seems dumb not to have like 10.
by londons_explore 1y ago
Encryption layers are actually pretty cheap for the vast majority of ciphers and applications.
Seems dumb not to have like 10.
- krior 1y agoNothing is as cheap (and secure at the same time) as hardware-accelerated AES. Thats why its often the only encryption-layer used.
- marcosdumay 1y ago> Nothing is as cheap as hardware-accelerated AES. Yes, and at the same time all of modern crypto is incredibly cheap and can be added as wished on almost every application without any visible extra costs. So the answer to the GP is not that trivial one. The actual answer is about software complexity making errors more likely, and similar encryption schemes not really adding any resiliency.
- seabass-labrax 1y agoMake sure you absolutely have fresh entropy for all ten of your encryption layers. Re-using secrets and randomness between different encryption algorithms can leak a lot of data!