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I like this idea. What's your security/cryptography background?

• jqpabc123 2mo ago
  Steganography is sort of an art. But standardized and verified digital encryption routines are available in modern operating systems to make strong cryptography experience available and accessible to the average developer.
  • sejje 2mo ago
    Why is that a reply to my comment?
    • jqpabc123 2mo ago
      You asked about cryptography experience. I was atempting to point out that you don't necessarily need crypto experience to implement strong cryptography. The part that really demands experience has already been done and is readily available.
      • sejje 2mo ago
        Well, I'll assume you know what you're talking about. What level of trust do you grant to this project?
        • jqpabc123 2mo ago
          As I said, strong crypto is readily available but the question is, did he make use of it? Impossible to say without seeing the implementation/source code.
  • pshirshov 2mo ago
    No. Sort of maths. One is not supposed to trust "art" with their passwords.
    • jqpabc123 2mo ago
      "Art" as in there are different implementations but none (that I am aware of) that are standardized, proven secure and readily available as a local service. Therefore, the skill of the implementor (aka "art") is likely to factor prominently into the resultant security.