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Isn't this basically magic-wormhole? You can also achieve something similar with WebRTC in any browser and "zero" dependencies.
by jokethrowaway 5y ago
Isn't this basically magic-wormhole?
You can also achieve something similar with WebRTC in any browser and "zero" dependencies.
- psanford 5y agoNot really. Magic-Wormhole's primary use case is for when you don't already have an existing secure channel between two computers. That's why Magic-Wormhole uses a PAKE, which gives you a way to easily authenticate and exchange keys without any other pre-existing trust between systems. If you have tailscale installed on your machines you already have a secure communication channel available to you.