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The greatest weakness in any Enterprise are the people, not the technology.
You just have to look at all of the people who recorded signal chats in both the ftx, and the Trump trials. As soon as people think they're in danger, they're going to look for anything they can use as leverage. They'll use another phone to take a photo of their first phone.
Even if you communicate with people using ephemeral read once messages, that doesn't stop them from recording it themselves. There's no guarantee the data gets deleted on the other end, they could be using a modified client, the desktop app is a horrendous security nightmare, if they view that ephemeral message on the desktop app there's no guarantee it's actually deleted.
Depending on your threat model, you can incorporate technology with ephemeral messaging into your use case. But you have to be very clear, about what your threats are, and what your tolerances are.
There's a reason certain highly sensitive organizations use skifs... Only organics are allowed to go in, and only organics are allowed to leave.
...flat bottom open boats? Like, on a lake or something?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sensitive_compartmented_information_facility
SCIF not skif, sorry, voice to text typo.
OH lmao.
They mean scif
Basically a secure office building room where individuals can talk sensitive info
Using scifs is widely known and of course a good addition to certain threat models. But doesn't account for distance of individuals. My post was inferring distance between parties. That is why I talked about messaging clients and their features. For times when parties cannot possible be in person, also this is for everyday use not one time, I'm asking about a messaging client and feature set. Otherwise very good info here for others to learn and read on. Good post! FYI its worth reading on Pegasus and their zero click infection capabilities and multiple zero day exploits.