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Yes. Why not? You just have to encrypt the message before sending it and decrypt it after you received it. https://github.com/google/end-to-end https://github.
by chrisper 11y ago
Yes. Why not? You just have to encrypt the message before sending it and decrypt it after you received it.
https://github.com/google/end-to-end https://github.com/google/end-to-end
I think the actual challenge is to do it with senders/receivers you do not know. I do not have enough secuirty experience to be able to answer how you can encrypt something on one end but decrypt it on the other hand without knowing the key? I guess something like HTTPS would work.
- ekianjo 11y ago> I do not have enough secuirty experience to be able to answer how you can encrypt something on one end but decrypt it on the other hand without knowing the key? You distribute public keys. That's what people do for PGP nowadays, and you have repositories of public keys you can access.