Comment Comment by PoignardAzur Sounds like you haven't read the post in question, which the article links: https://www.facebook.com/dubilet/posts/10157903866578552Dubilet makes some insightful points:- That having a centralized legacy system creates a single point of vulnerability, unlike peer-to-peer encryption.- That the app can be installed on a special-issue smartphone to avoid hardware backdoors and risk of compromise from other apps.- That the status quo (politicians use chat apps anyway for lack of an equally convenient certified option) isn't secure anyway. parent PoignardAzur 4 years ago
Dubilet makes some insightful points:
- That having a centralized legacy system creates a single point of vulnerability, unlike peer-to-peer encryption.
- That the app can be installed on a special-issue smartphone to avoid hardware backdoors and risk of compromise from other apps.
- That the status quo (politicians use chat apps anyway for lack of an equally convenient certified option) isn't secure anyway.