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Re:Minibone: practical end-to-end encryption for web apps by kaoD on Tuesday April 09, 2024 @01:50AM (#39976489)
Maybe you trust the server to serve legit JS (or have some other mechanism to ensure it, like content addressing e.g. IPFS) but you don't trust the server not to leak/log your info by mistake if it was processed in the server.
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Re:Minibone: practical end-to-end encryption for web apps by onethought on Tuesday April 09, 2024 @01:54AM (#39976504)
So you both trust and don’t trust the server?

I think the original question is, how is that different to TLS? It seems exactly the same to me.

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Re:Minibone: practical end-to-end encryption for web apps by kaoD on Tuesday April 09, 2024 @02:01AM (#39976539)
How can you do server-side encryption on IPFS?
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Re:Minibone: practical end-to-end encryption for web apps by onethought on Tuesday April 09, 2024 @02:05AM (#39976555)
No idea. Does this question answer mine?

(Where did you load minibone from in an ipfs context? Couldn’t that same endpoint just perform the encryption?)

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