Siimteller

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by Siimteller 8y ago
Hi, curious about the "not perfect" part (I work at Wire) - what stuff would be prio for you to improve?
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Wire messenger application-level security audits(medium.com)
1 points by Siimteller 9y ago|0 comments
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by Siimteller 9y ago
wire.com/download for the free/personal use downloadables
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End-to-end encrypted messenger for teams from Wire(medium.com)
8 points by Siimteller 9y ago|0 comments
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by Siimteller 9y ago
We have the beginnings of an API - Wire.com/developer
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by Siimteller 9y ago
Crypto - Wire’s Proteus is an independent implementation of Axolotl that was later renamed to Signal Protocol. There’s also an external audit available - info and links from Wire.com/privacy. As to business model, Wire is VC funded by
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by Siimteller 9y ago
It’s a requirement many organizations have - government institutions are a good example. Some might want to not leak any data to the outside world, run it only for internal use, etc.
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by Siimteller 9y ago
If security is of importance then try wire.com (I'm part of the team so biased).
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Implementing iOS share extension for end-to-end encrypted messenger(medium.com)
1 points by Siimteller 9y ago|0 comments
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by Siimteller 9y ago
One of the details we haven't quite settled on yet. Safe to assume that once all of the server code is open then at first you'd need to roll your own apps pointing to the right server. Since a lot of the interest for self hosting
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by Siimteller 9y ago
Care to name one?
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by Siimteller 9y ago
If you're into rust then their crypto is all in Rust https://github.com/wireapp/proteus
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by Siimteller 9y ago
The post states that the app level review is coming. As a comparison afaik Signal only has protocol review available, no implementation review. Edit: typo
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by Siimteller 9y ago
https://medium.com/wire-news/open-sourcing-wire-server-code-... if you're looking for the announcement
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by Siimteller 9y ago
Code: https://github.com/wireapp/wire-server
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by Siimteller 9y ago
For an independent and serious comparison check https://www.securemessagingapps.com that focuses mostly on the security/privacy aspects of various messengers.
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by Siimteller 9y ago
It's open source indeed [1] and was recently audited for the quality of the crypto protocol implementation [2]. Not sure what questions you specifically have but I'm happy to answer as I'm part of the team. [1] https:/&
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Call security – constant bit rate encoding and improving WebRTC(medium.com)
1 points by Siimteller 9y ago|0 comments
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by Siimteller 10y ago
Their iOS repo was finally updated couple of weeks ago after last update from August, 2016.
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by Siimteller 10y ago
2 days ago - Wire's independent security review https://medium.com/wire-news/wires-independent-security-revi...
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by Siimteller 10y ago
They reviewed protocol implementation and the post on Kudelski site says that they'll tackle the complete solution in the next phase. I'm no expert but these reviews are no trivial matter, takes time and effort.
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by Siimteller 10y ago
Direct link to the report itself https://www.x41-dsec.de/reports/Kudelski-X41-Wire-Report-pha...
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by Siimteller 10y ago
Check the report again - they've now added Wire replies.
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by Siimteller 10y ago
Open sourcing the client was always the plan after moving everything to E2EE. Just took a number of months to get the code into a shape that we wanted. Monetization - we've invested 0 dev time into this so far. So a bit early to claim
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by Siimteller 10y ago
Hi mate, fair criticism. After working on making everything E2EE we had to play catch up in terms of features for a while. Turns out people want security and privacy AND useful and fun features. We're now focused on clearing up some of
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by Siimteller 10y ago
Wire sent in comments which have now been published in the same analysis.
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Encrypted messenger Wire adds usernames to limit what you share with contacts(techcrunch.com)
3 points by Siimteller 10y ago|0 comments
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by Siimteller 10y ago
> 1. They lied about having end-to-end encryption in their app That was before I joined but that got fixed in 24 hours. Not sure how the incorrect claim made it live in the first place. > 2. They lied about being open source for years
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by Siimteller 10y ago
Rolling out paid stuff next year. As someone said - VC funded so have had the luxury to focus on building a great app, see if people find value in it. This has been true, lots of interest form B2B world from groups, teams, organizations whe
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by Siimteller 10y ago
Fair enough critique on Android bugs, we're fixing them at a steady pace. But if you know any good Scala developers in Berlin / interested in moving to Berlin then we're hiring https://wire.com/jobs

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