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Use a more structured algorithm for determining decryption client for appservice events #41
Use a more structured algorithm for determining decryption client for appservice events #41
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If the rust-sdk's
OlmMachine
doesn't discard keys for rooms that a user has left, then this should first check ifclient
is currently in the target room. Otherwise, this would decrypt an event thatclient
shouldn't be able to access.On the other hand, it might not matter in practice whether
client
shouldn't see the event, because as long as any of the appservice's users can see it, there's no difference in terms of privacy/security which of its clients the appservices uses to decrypt an event.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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I don't think we materially care on the AS side. If we still have keys and can turn an encrypted body into unencrypted text then yay. It doesn't really matter which client did it.