Comment on Ukraine Bans Telegram Use For State, Military Officials.
rottingleaf@lemmy.world 1 month agoI would never risk any third party messaging service in military or critical state matters.
Ah, so mister genius would write his own, have I heard that right? Would he use XOR twice when encrypting a message, just to be double safe?
Korkki@lemmy.world 1 month ago
How secure something is an spectrum. Sure self hosted matrix is a lot safer than sending your messages through meta servers for example. It’s about what is the threat levels of what one is doing. Total tinfoiling like writing your own quantum proof multi encryption ciphers and sending that over an tamper proof usb stick with self destruct mechanism by a carrier pridgeon is not necessary or practical for average people who just want privacy, but for critical government applications and especially the military it might be. That is what we are talking about here.
rottingleaf@lemmy.world 1 month ago
A lot safer in which case? I can imagine a few very real ones where it’s not.
Self-hosted Signal (requires patching the client, but it’s straightforward) server I would understand.
Signal devs have a few papers describing how and by what logic they are addressing these problems.
Again, self-hosting (because accounts can be blocked by Signal) their solution is a better idea.