> Unfortunately, Converso is not open source and their website is totally silent on cryptographic primitives and protocols
Oh boy *straps in*
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> Unfortunately, Converso is not open source and their website is totally silent on cryptographic primitives and protocols Oh boy *straps in* 12 comments
> Forward secrecy? This doesn't exist. Smh cancel culture strikes again, forward secrecy is cancelled 😔 @AgathaSorceress why they fuck are they asking 5 dollars a month for an app that supposedly doesn't use servers > Looks like I accidentally breached Converso's user database. The users collection, which is open to the internet and publicly accessible, contains the registration details for every Converso user. oh my FUCKING GOD how can you fail this hard just how holy- > Phone numbers, registration timestamps, and the identifiers of groups they're in (i.e. who is talking to who). *chokes* > So private keys are being backed up to Seald's servers, encrypted with user passwords. (Passwords are user IDs) @julialuna I swear to god I was just joking, holy fuck, what the fuck > "How were you able to decompile the source code of the app and what do you think should be done to protect against that in the future?" *tired sigh* > "May we know what you do and where you are located? Thank you." mmmyes, mob boss tactics, or simply classist corporate "are you worth our time with your status" brainworm |
@AgathaSorceress i want to comment on every one of these turns but there are so many I'll spam you
What the fuck
I'm not even done reading