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The Signal Protocol for end-to-end encryption in chat clients

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Since the beginning of the Internet, we’ve been using it for personal and business communication. Sending messages without encryption can not be trusted, and trusting a server with all messages, encrypting only in transit raises concerns. In this talk, I will present the protocol used in Signal and WhatsApp to encrypt messages between endpoints.

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