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I’ve had customers send passwords to me, plain-text, over chat. Frankly, that end-to-end-encryption is not considered basic security for chat applications, that’s just beyond me.
The number of people I’ve had tell me Slack is secure because they don’t get the difference between transport layer security and end to end. Slack’s marketing jibe muddies the water about it, too.
I’ve had customers send passwords to me, plain-text, over chat. Frankly, that end-to-end-encryption is not considered basic security for chat applications, that’s just beyond me.
The number of people I’ve had tell me Slack is secure because they don’t get the difference between transport layer security and end to end. Slack’s marketing jibe muddies the water about it, too.
well put.