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Never mind all the other obvious problems that could occur at any stage. The webmail server could change a single setting and record every keystroke. An intelli
by mncolinlee 12y ago
Never mind all the other obvious problems that could occur at any stage. The webmail server could change a single setting and record every keystroke. An intelligence agency could push an updated version of the extension which records keystrokes or quietly caches plaintext. A browser update could detect the extension and start recording everything.
Any time you try to make encryption simple and easy for a mass audience you still have to educate the user about risks. Most solutions are not bulletproof enough to keep out intelligence agencies.
- oh_sigh 12y agoWith a chrome plugin, a window can be created with the running page does not have access to. I'm pretty sure that is what this plugin is using