Tomáš Hančar on Nostr: I don't know... Could also work the other way around - exposing the fact that it's ...
I don't know... Could also work the other way around - exposing the fact that it's the end devices that are always most security fragile and by making stuff uncensorable via protocols like #nostr, it forces them privacy invading and censorhip mongering fuckers to approach per-individual approach, which is completely unscalable, at least not scalable without a significant risk of yet another "whistleblower leak".
Also, people don't learn any other way than pain...
IMO disposable secondary keys = maybe not a bad idea, HOWEVER, would likely introduce complexities inviting attack surfaces to emerge...
Just like with #Bitcoin, not your keyes, not your data...
IF/when such a solution is introduced, though, it better have a good security/convenience balance... there's ALWAYS a tradeoff.
These days, the tradeoff is that you MUST trust the end device in case you're using direct private key login. And with all the backdoors in pretty much everything in place, you know there's no easy solution to this...
Also, people don't learn any other way than pain...
IMO disposable secondary keys = maybe not a bad idea, HOWEVER, would likely introduce complexities inviting attack surfaces to emerge...
Just like with #Bitcoin, not your keyes, not your data...
IF/when such a solution is introduced, though, it better have a good security/convenience balance... there's ALWAYS a tradeoff.
These days, the tradeoff is that you MUST trust the end device in case you're using direct private key login. And with all the backdoors in pretty much everything in place, you know there's no easy solution to this...