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Making messaging interoperability with third parties safe for users in Europe

Engineering at Meta

We’re sharing how we enabled third-party interoperability (interop) while maintaining end-to-end encryption (E2EE) and other privacy guarantees in our services as far as possible. WhatsApp and Messenger both use the tried and tested Signal protocol as a foundational piece for their encryption.

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Building end-to-end security for Messenger

Engineering at Meta

We are beginning to upgrade people’s personal conversations on Messenger to use end-to-end encryption (E2EE) by default Meta is publishing two technical white papers on end-to-end encryption: Our Messenger end-to-end encryption whitepaper describes the core cryptographic protocol for transmitting messages between clients.

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NPM, encryption, and the challenges ahead: Part 1 of 2

Kentik

It’s interesting to observe how encryption and network performance monitoring (NPM) have evolved over time. Encrypted passwords came along as did token authentication. But, this goal gets harder and harder as more and more encryption gets introduced and more services move to the cloud. It’s encrypted HTTPS.

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CTS 343: Exploring Wi-Fi Security and Encryption

Clear to Send

In this episode of Clear To Send, Franois and Rowell dive into the world of Wi-Fi security and encryption as part of our “Back to Basics” series. Resources Wi-Fi Security Timeline: [link] Bonus Security Comparison Table The post CTS 343: Exploring Wi-Fi Security and Encryption appeared first on Clear To Send.

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Deploying key transparency at WhatsApp

Engineering at Meta

Key transparency solutions help strengthen the guarantee that end-to-end encryption provides to private, personal messaging applications in a transparent manner available to all. It is among the most widely used deployments of end-to-end encryption and relies on public key cryptography first developed in the 1970s.

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HTTP/1 vs HTTP/2 vs HTTP/3 - Technical Comparison

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Explore evolution of HTTP protocols HTTP/1, HTTP/2, and HTTP/3 advancing web speed, security & efficiency with multiplexing, QUIC, and TLS encryption

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Enhancing the security of WhatsApp calls

Engineering at Meta

In addition to protecting personal messages with end-to-end encryption, WhatsApp empowers users to control their own privacy settings: from what you share, how you show up online, or who can reach out to you or add you to groups. In end-to-end encrypted messengers like WhatsApp, clients are the source of truth.