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Because unauthenticated encryption is no good. It only protects communications against passive attackers (mere observers), which, I think, is generally consider
by drdaeman 12y ago
Because unauthenticated encryption is no good. It only protects communications against passive attackers (mere observers), which, I think, is generally considered to be far from sufficient. Meanwhile, it creates a false sense of security, which isn't a good thing.