2 October 2024 | Computers, Gizmos, How Does it Work?, Networking, Video | 0 comments
End-to-end encryption is supposed to be ultra-safe.
Unfortunately, it’s not.
Even though it sounds good on paper, the way E2EE is coded and used can make all the difference between security and epic data leaks.
In less than 60s:
1 October 2024 | Computers, Gizmos, How Does it Work?, Networking, Video | 0 comments
Ever wondered what the big deal with end-to-end encryption (E2EE) is?
There are 2 main types of encryption.
One means the central server is a “man in the middle”, and the other means the server is just a relay of sorts.
Check out this 58-second explanation of E2EE:
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