Blinded address lookup

Iroh 1.0 - Dial Keys, not IPs

Iroh 1.0 is out. Now is the time to build.

blog.trillia.net

Sorrel is an idea for device management in applications that use Iroh. Iroh facilitates direct connections between devices using key pairs for identity/addressing. Once a device knows the public key of another device, Iroh will reliably (magically) connect them. But the device first needs to know which device it wants to talk to.

Address Lookup - iroh

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Revisiting Keyed-Verification Anonymous Credentials

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Whisper - keith.is

End-to-end encrypted P2P chat using Iroh and Bluesky identity. No servers, no logs. Your ATProto DID is your address book, Iroh handles the rest.

Keyoxide Docs

Keyoxide is a privacy-friendly tool to create and verify decentralized online identities.

Revisiting Keyed-Verification Anonymous Credentials

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I Was Right About ATProto Key Management - nora's notes

Note: this post has been revised to be split into two sections: a description of what happened, and my analysis. I hope to make it clear that, while I do not like ATProto in general, I am trying to make good-faith critcisms of specific design decisions and outcomes, and in fact, this post getting updoots on HackerNews appears to have gotten the attention of the team, so, mission accomplished. ref, ref My account has since been manually reinstated; this has not happened for any of the other users that have had this issue, as far as I know.

Hashing PII does not Protect Privacy | Rainbow table attack

It's trivial to reverse cryptographic hash functions if you know the input consists of names, social security numbers, etc. from a limited set of possible values.

The road to iroh 1.0

It is done. After four years of work and various pivots we have released iroh 1.0.

public-key cryptography for non-geeks

It's not as complicated as you think.

Reverse-engineering Find My People to stalk  ̶m̶y̶ ̶e̶x̶  a friend, cause I can

How I registered a Linux machine with Apple's private services, received an existing Find My People key over IDS, and decrypted the live location without a Mac.

Tools from EFF's Tech Team

EFF’s team of technologists and computer scientists engineers solutions to the problems of sneaky tracking, inconsistent encryption, and more. Where users face threats to their privacy and security