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by folex 8y ago
Quick question, do you really think $100k is enough money to build a social network? If so, how much time and people is needed for such task? P.S. I'm convinced it's not enough money. It will take over a year just to have somethin
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by folex 8y ago
Like $100k is enough to build social network, lol. You can't even hire 3 developers for that money.
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by folex 9y ago
Anyone knows if HAProxy can terminate Secure WebSocket? I've tried it about a year ago without any luck, maybe something changed?
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by folex 10y ago
So the main problem is that the only way to make something secure is to introduce authentication factors, e.g. passphrase or biometrics
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by folex 10y ago
That's what I understood too. AFAIK, they only could 'break' contact, and not control the actual public identity key, so no way to read user messages.
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by folex 10y ago
> to one under their control I wasn't able to find proof for attacker's ability to provide pregenerated key, can you please provide link with/or quote? I also wasn't able to find description of WhatsApp key changing p
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by folex 10y ago
So the main problem is that on _identity_ key change, the new one isn't required to be signed with previous identity key? If so, that's plain stupid, isn't it?
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by folex 10y ago
I didn't quite grasp why attacking entity (e.g. government) has the ability to read messages. What does "WhatsApp has the ability to force the generation of new encryption keys for offline users" mean? Does it mean that Whats