> we have discovered that by making public both the private and the public keys, we would remove the need for digital signatures or TLS. Several government agencies support our work in the domain.
Ha ha
Nice April 1st post.
I find people's immense gullibility more humorous than any of these April Fool's jokes. That said, good post! Had a bit of a chuckle at the NSA rib.
See, now I don't know if this is a joke or not.
Many uncertainty that's true but It won't be a bad I think to shake this OAuth stuff a bit
Care to explain? What are your problems with OAuth 2.0?
lol
Well this might look a bit counter intuitive, but this is what being disruptive is about right?
Some people also made fun of Whitfield Diffie and Martin Hellman when they exposed the public key theory :)