Bill Ricker wrote:
βany cryptography with keys held by third-parties breaks Ben Franklin's
dictum that a secret can be kept by 3 only if 2 are dead. β
Which is a matter of trust rather than of implementation. Like I said.
β(sadly the current CA PKI is little better, you'd be shocked whose CA
your browser will trust to sign *.google.com <http://google.com> .)β
Like I said. :)
Heck, I /stopped/ railing about certificate authorities long before most
of the world ever heard of 'em. Deaf ears.
--
Rich P.
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