On Wed, 2006-05-31 at 15:33 -0600, Christopher Nelson wrote: > [Bas wrote] > > ...because there is no no way that it can check if the storage > > it received is indeed opaque. > > What's the point of providing opaque storage to store encryption keys, > if you cannot verify (or provide some guarantee) that it is, in fact > opaque? You might as well not have it, because it provides you no > conceptual security. It's not trustable.
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