raphaelrobert

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   by raphaelrobert 2mo ago

   We ( https://phnx.im/about ) are building something new ( https://air.ms ). The website doesn’t yet mention self-hosting and federation, but we’d like to get there as well. Beyond that, our focus is on combining goo
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   OpenMLS Has Been Audited(blog.phnx.im)

   4 points by raphaelrobert 4mo ago|0 comments
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   Making Messaging Layer Security (MLS) More Decentralized(blog.phnx.im)

   4 points by raphaelrobert 11mo ago|0 comments
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   by raphaelrobert 2y ago

   Understood, and thanks for updating the blog post. The discussion in the comments was interesting, and I'd like to clarify a few points. From my side, there never were any doubts about licensing compliance. I picked MIT precisely so th
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   by raphaelrobert 2y ago

   I love that Kagi now uses Privacy Pass, and they look like a cool company in general. That being said, they essentially took the IETF draft I worked on for a while [1] and also my Rust implementation [2]. They built a thin wrapper [3] aroun
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   On the Privacy of Push Notifications(blog.phnx.im)

   3 points by raphaelrobert 3y ago|1 comments
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   by raphaelrobert 3y ago

   I case you refer to me as the MLS co-author, I'm not directly affiliated with the p2panda project. I think p2panda uses OpenMLS (OSS implementation of the MLS protocol, https://openmls.tech ), hence the connection. I did how
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   by raphaelrobert 3y ago

   MLS and blog author here. I've been a proponent of deniability within the MLS WG and there have been quite a few online and offline discussion about it. Personal opinions aside, deniability remains a divisive property. Some people thin
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   by raphaelrobert 3y ago

   Thank you for bringing this up! It appears ghost has this turned on by default, and I turned it off now. Sorry for any inconvenience. For context, we had an internal debate whether we should host the blog ourselves, but ultimately decided t