I found the omission of public key cryptography to be very curious. Any system that doesn't give you the tools to decrypt data even if you own the server that the encrypted data is stored on seems to me to be a much better one than any symmetric encryption.
Was hoping to see more in the way of actual use cases and less of the start with intro to crypto. The session code looked interesting but it's hard to study and follow when large chunks of code are on slides. Hopefully it will be available to look at and digest.
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I found the omission of public key cryptography to be very curious. Any system that doesn't give you the tools to decrypt data even if you own the server that the encrypted data is stored on seems to me to be a much better one than any symmetric encryption.
Was hoping to see more in the way of actual use cases and less of the start with intro to crypto. The session code looked interesting but it's hard to study and follow when large chunks of code are on slides. Hopefully it will be available to look at and digest.