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Joerg T. (Mic92) 2010-05-19 12:44:14 +02:00
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@ -342,9 +342,8 @@ the owner. Other than that we can not force all users to conform to
one standard, one way of keeping it secure, like in some keyring.
First let's clear why we simply don't encrypt the login information
and store it in ciphertext. Answer is simple, that is no more secure
than having it stored in plaintext. By exposing the algorithm anyone
can reverse the encryption steps. Some claim even that's better than
and store it in ciphertext. By exposing the algorithm anyone can
reverse the encryption steps. Some claim even that's better than
plaintext but it's just security trough obscurity.
Here are some ideas actually worth your time. Users that have KDE (or