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by r00fus
5563 days ago
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It was more than just security-by-obscurity; these guys refused to use an existing package that would solve their issues... the "mujahaddin secrets" package (ostensibly jihadist in origin) that did implement AES cyphers. Guess what, if you're so purist you can't trust experts in your own field because they use "contaminated knowledge", then you better be a true genius, or you're not going to be very effective. |
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And I don't think it's a coincidence. It really boils down to them not being able to figure out which people (especially, which "authorities") to trust.