Hot Potato Idea (147)

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Top three:

1) Documentation

It’s important and not much more to share here.

2) Security Scoping

I began reading and am tentatively understanding. Still alot more security scoping also goes by Threat Scoping. One of the things that I dislike is how alot of privacy centric applications are combative or outright refuse to work with governmental authorities. There needs to be a mix and some things hardcoded so that only the operator themselves can access the data.

An idea that I’ve had that I won’t implement because it could have unforeseen legal ramifications is a way to switch an account forcefully to emergency ‘strict’ mode. Where the keys for the persons account is passed around like ‘hot’ potato so that they’re not accessible on the server and hopefully get to the client when they’re connecting.

3) Architecture

The goal of the architecture is to have a non radial design. The idea of a non radial design. So that if the several systems are compromised, damage is containerized.

It’s quite difficult and has I’m having to weigh privacy (which is paramount) to usability, maintainability and upgradability.


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