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Does matrix even support end-to-end encryption? Last I checked it didn't have /any/, except maybe server-to-server and even that wasn't enabled. I also seem to
by chc4 10y ago
Does matrix even support end-to-end encryption? Last I checked it didn't have /any/, except maybe server-to-server and even that wasn't enabled.
I also seem to remember going over their homebrewed cryptographic rachet and it didn't properly HMAC.
EDIT: Apparently riot.im supports E2E, but it's not a part of the Matrix protocol and it's not encrypted by default. The Olm rachet was also audited by NCC, so that's nice.
- jdkfree 10y agoThey have e2e on all devices now.
- feld 10y agoBut still no way to enforce or enable as default.
- Arathorn 10y agoE2E /is/ part of the Matrix protocol - it's just still in beta. The spec PRs haven't landed yet (http://matrix.org/speculator/spec/drafts%252Fe2e/client_server/unstable.html#end-to-end-encryption http://matrix.org/speculator/spec/drafts%252Fe2e/client_serv...). Once out of beta it'll be turned on everywhere by default.