They clearly forgot the first rule of recursion: define the base case to prevent infinite recursion.
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Doesn’t “earn” as many clicks
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What I don't understand is, given everything they published, it would've been a good start to just disable automatic decryption and automatic external resources. Or HTML mail in general. Wasn't there a thing that you weren't supposed to use HTML mail with PGP to start with? Sigh.
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Also, VERY suspicious that this is on a Kraut domain. Their government is notorious for trying everything they can to get a backdoor to user data. Wouldn't put it past them to do this just as a smear campaign so users associate "PGP" with "insecure".
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counterpoint: Signal Desktop is very badly designed and it's likely we'll see an XSS in the future. GPG doesn't have PFS and has lots of backwards-compatibility cruft. Signal is better suited for encrypted communications (which is what this issue was about)
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that being said, i think "panic-remove PGP and S/MIME" was for sure the wrong decision
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Have you checked out this. https://brax.me
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Except that PGP isn't broken, only the implementation in some e-mail clients is. People claiming that the PGP/GPG protocol is broken don't know/understand a damn thing.
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Most people don't understand anything tbh So they ready something that says broken and then they freak out
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Signal is fundamentally broken on account of being associated with Moxi.
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