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But if the under-lying OS is pwned, then it doesn't really matter, even if encryption is end-to-end.
by pyre 13y ago
But if the under-lying OS is pwned, then it doesn't really matter, even if encryption is end-to-end.
- StavrosK 13y agoOf course. That doesn't mean a service can't prove it's secure. The service can be as secure as it wants, if you're talking within earshot of your adversary, you're screwed.