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And? If you don't trust TLS then I assume you don't trust web banking, or purchasing anything over the internet for that matter. Might as well give up on techno
by jmcnulty 4y ago
And? If you don't trust TLS then I assume you don't trust web banking, or purchasing anything over the internet for that matter. Might as well give up on technology and go find yourself a nice quiet pastoral life.
- dvzk 4y agoI trust the cryptography behind TLS. I don’t trust every website using TLS. The difference between end-to-end encryption and transport-layer encryption is the website operator can recover the plaintext. And the point of the comment I responded to was that Bitwarden data is not recoverable. I’m glad that you think E2EE is a waste of effort though.
- dvzk 4y agoFollowing up, I find it funny that this old meme comment thought orders and banking are our most trusted activities, and not our communications and data storage.
- hackerman123469 4y agoFor me personally, I don't actually trust any of that. Any purchase I do online is done with a virtual card that links to a bank account that only ever has the amount I need to pay for whatever it is I am currently purchasing. That way it doesn't matter if the information is stolen etc. because there is no more money to use and I can cancel the card as easily as I can create a new. For banking I also only use my banks official app, I don't know how exactly it works and I assume it does use some form of http and whatnot, but I wouldn't trust using a bank through the browser as you never know what kind of thing an extension or something have in there.