Dec-08-2019, 02:40 AM
I have gotten into reading Greg Hurwitz's books. One of these series is the Orphan X series. In it they have this security protocol. Two people have access to the same web email account. But rather than send emails, they both edit the same draft email. The idea is that no information gets transmitted over the Internet. Clearly information is being transmitted over the internet, or they couldn't modify the draft email.
But I was thinking about it, and I wondered if maybe that was still more secure than sending an email. But I don't know enough about internet protocols to know if it is or isn't. Anyone more knowledgable than me care to shed some light on the issue?
But I was thinking about it, and I wondered if maybe that was still more secure than sending an email. But I don't know enough about internet protocols to know if it is or isn't. Anyone more knowledgable than me care to shed some light on the issue?
Craig "Ichabod" O'Brien - xenomind.com
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