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- “Everything is end-to-end encrypted… depending on how you define the ends.”by mvdwoord
- It is not great that they use the E2EE term to describe TLS, although it's for a good causeby g-b-r
- Usenet and IRC over I2P.by anthk
- Coauthor here, somewhat surprised to see this on HN. Any thoughts, questions, or feedback welcome.by mspecter
- Thanks for putting this together. Found via Schneier’s blog; I thought it was a good summary, and perhaps needed information in the face of attacks like Chat Control.by iamnothere
- The paper says ghost protocol has never been implemented, but wasn't it widely used on trump administration version of the signal-custom-client, which sent messages to a ghost account responsible for indexing and backup of plain text copies?by iririririr
- I've been working on a project for the last six months that brings mTLS to the masses. Meaning, post-quantum end-to-end encryption with human readable identities. It uses a decentralized root of trust for, basically, a lot of the history this article covers.by aliasxneo
- Human readable identities are the hardest part (unless you just mean BIP-style word chains). What’s your approach look like? How do you prevent collisions?by iamnothere