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by oneplane
1437 days ago
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Systems that are older than general SSL and TLS usage do indeed have those features, but they are mostly unsuitable for the majority of internet users. Sadly, it could have been better with varying options of choices in connection, stream and content encryption methods, but that simply isn't feasible with the users and scale we're currently working with. For niches (and operating systems and software packages are niches, even if an end user is somewhere under the hood using it) it can still be pretty good, especially considering the mirror system where you distribute files to mirrors which might themselves use TLS but you'd still want the distribution authority to be the only one signing those files. |
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