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I understand that due to the way PGP is implemented the keys (public/private) are being stored in the browser.
Howevever, once imported the private key can be seen by any other user with another RainLoop account logging in using that same browser installation.
Perhaps there is a way to program some sort of "privilege seperation" in here?
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Hello Everyone,
I just noticed the exact same behavior. Is this issue still not solved? I mean that makes it completely useless. No other user should be able to use my private key.
Or am I missing something?
I understand that due to the way PGP is implemented the keys (public/private) are being stored in the browser.
Howevever, once imported the private key can be seen by any other user with another RainLoop account logging in using that same browser installation.
Perhaps there is a way to program some sort of "privilege seperation" in here?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: