that's quite a lot of steps involving multiple people, likely to get caught and lead to real world consequences even if after the fact, at least it would destroy @jb55's reputation forever
very different from one employee from the homeserver hosting provider being tricked into giving access to the account of an important person to some malicious entity
like we have seen happen many times in every big platform
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worse even is that someone can say something then claim it wasn't them later
lots of broken incentives you're missing
That just reinforces my point that pasted-in nsec security is reliant on social pressures and not technical ones.
everything is like that
but of course the technology plays a big role in it, you're just larping