Public keys go over untrusted channels. That's why they're public.
I'm not confident you understand how crypto works.
You do realize the entire threat model here is a house of cards perched atop someone else's software hosted on someone else's hardware all of which you implicitly trust and discard in favor of some unlikely cloak and dagger interception scheme.
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Public keys go over untrusted channels. That's why they're public.
I'm not confident you understand how crypto works.
You do realize the entire threat model here is a house of cards perched atop someone else's software hosted on someone else's hardware all of which you implicitly trust and discard in favor of some unlikely cloak and dagger interception scheme.