DHowitzer

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Show HN: Using Crypto for Data Ownership and Privacy with Virtru SDK and Dev Hub(developer.virtru.com)
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by DHowitzer 12y ago
Our base case is indeed symmetric for each message (the key distribution is over Elliptic Curve Diffie Hellman Ephemeral). The number one reason why we allow for symmetric message keys is to allow you to send an encrypted message to anyone,
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by DHowitzer 12y ago
Will Ackerly of Virtru here. I appreciate the sentiment, as my comfort level is much higher when working with open software. We're being as aggressive as we can be about getting code up to snuff for open release, and in the mean time
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by DHowitzer 13y ago
Great points, definitely not negative, just realistic. There may be no single silver bullet here. In addition to pursuing open source key servers, we're also working on UI/UX for easy addition of public key wrapping using the sam
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by DHowitzer 13y ago
That is one reason why the underlying tech we're using, particularly the TDF, is designed to allow you to use any key server you want. Our hope is that we're the first of many TDF key servers out there, and are working to open so
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by DHowitzer 13y ago
Open Source Key Server - For those of you interested in hosting your own key server (ACM) or helping to make a free and open source key server a reality, we're looking for people to help us. Contact me if you're interested.
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by DHowitzer 13y ago
Hi, it's Will Ackerly here. We've thought a lot about the National Security Letter scenario, and so, we're going to be pushing to our website a Canary (in the coal mine) icon, linking to a statement declaring that we have ne