@ReclaimTheNetHQ Age assurance shouldn’t quietly become identity assurance.
A private social layer should be able to protect access without making real-world identity the default.
Try https://t.co/uci59ZWdEZ
@Techjunkie_Aman Secure messaging isn’t one feature.
1. E2EE protects the channel.
2. Decentralization reduces central points of trust.
3. Endpoint security protects the edges.
You need all three.
@Techjunkie_Aman Secure messaging isn’t one feature.
1. E2EE protects the channel.
2. Decentralization reduces central points of trust.
3. Endpoint security protects the edges.
You need all three.
@SecureLegion@telegram E2EE is only one layer.
What you have to give up just to sign up, what metadata exists, and what the service can access matter too.
Collect less. Know less. Leak less.
@katie_honan@NYCMayor@anna_bahr Worth separating metadata, endpoint compromise, and broken encryption.
Being able to identify users or activity around an encrypted messenger does not automatically mean the message contents were decrypted.
@Techjunkie_Aman Privacy and anonymity aren’t quite the same thing.
Protecting message content is one layer. Not requiring a phone number or email to create an account is another.
That distinction matters a lot to us when designing WireMin.
A few things https://t.co/uci59ZWdEZ doesn’t have:
A phone number tied to your identity.
A central “reset password” endpoint.
A central database holding everyone’s private conversations.
Instead, recovery stays with you through your recovery phrase.
Not four privacy features.
Interesting reminder of why WireMin doesn’t have a “reset password” flow.
There’s no central password reset endpoint to target in the first place.
Different architecture, different attack surface.
Interesting reminder of why WireMin doesn’t have a “reset password” flow.
There’s no central password reset endpoint to target in the first place.
Different architecture, different attack surface.
Interesting reminder of why WireMin doesn’t have a “reset password” flow.
There’s no central password reset endpoint to target in the first place.
Different architecture, different attack surface.
Interesting reminder of why WireMin doesn’t have a “reset password” flow.
There’s no central password reset endpoint to target in the first place.
Different architecture, different attack surface.
⚠️ALERT: X users are reporting a wave of attempted account takeovers and password resets today, with similar warnings flooding the timeline.
As X Money rolls out, secure your account with 2FA and password-reset protection.
DO NOT approve unexpected login requests or click unfamiliar links.