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cool. e2e encryption would be great..

• binwiederhier 4y ago
  End to end encryption is already fully designed and partially implemented. I just had a baby and have no time to do it recently: https://github.com/binwiederhier/ntfy/issues/69 https://github.com/binwiederhier/ntfy/issues/69
  • kbns 4y ago
    will check. congratulations.
  • shivam543 4y ago
    If I run ntfy behind NGINX reverse proxy which is on https, isn't that E2E encrypted due to https?
    • adamckay 4y ago
      No, because your Nginx server decrypts that TLS connection so can access the plaintext data. This is typically called encrypted-in-transit. E2EE means that it's always encrypted from the sending device to the receiving device and nothing in the middle (including the service operator) can read it.
    • donatzsky 4y ago
      E2E implies that the data itself gets encrypted by the sender and is only decrypted by the receiver. With https, the "pipe" is encrypted, but the data is not and the server will get the plain-text.