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It just means that at least in some possible cases, the way that SSL is broken is by demanding the private keys and installing a transparent proxy or tap outsid
by McGlockenshire 13y ago
It just means that at least in some possible cases, the way that SSL is broken is by demanding the private keys and installing a transparent proxy or tap outside of the network.
So while it might not be broken in the way we usually expect crypto to be broken, it continues to be broken from a trustability point of view.
- fennecfoxen 13y agoI dunno. That's exactly the way you should expect crypto to be broken: "don't attack the encryption, attack how it's used"
- gred 13y agohttp://xkcd.com/538/ http://xkcd.com/538/ (in this case the wrench is metaphorical)