Subj : tailscale ..impressive
To   : Phigan
From : deon
Date : Mon Jun 05 2023 09:12:04

  Re: tailscale ..impressive
  By: Phigan to Digital Man on Sun Jun 04 2023 10:02 am

 > Sure, that's the concept. You have to have the public/private keys on each
 > side to be able to read the encrypted data. You're not in control of the
 > generation of those public and private key pairs, however. It is 100%
 > possible for the system generating those key pairs to have a "master" set of
 > keys which can read that encrypted data no matter how many times you change
 > your personal public/private keys. Your data is still encrypted "end to end"
 > :).

I've never heard of PKI, where a master key can decrypt a subordinate's key data, where data was encrypted with the subordinate's public key.

Any references, or examples/whitepapers, that you can share?


....лоеп

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