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by sneak
5132 days ago
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If you have a secured channel to the server (e.g. SSL), then you can just trust the server to encrypt on that end. It doesn't matter if you are running server-trusted JS crypto in your browser, or server-encrypted data. Either way, the server is dictating the code/algorithms in use, and could backdoor/subvert the encryption. |
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