cryptography

Clocked Obscura a couple weeks back, and they do some interesting things.

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Clocked Obscura a couple weeks back, and they do some interesting things.
https://obscura.net/blog/bootstrapping-trust/

Nym takes a different approach architecturally but seems to have the same foundational stance: trad VPNs are vulnerable by design at best and useless security theatre at worst.

Not sure how these newer approaches compare to products like Mullvad.

Not sure how these newer approaches compare to products like Mullvad.
https://mullvad.net/en/vpn

Or even products like Proton which are essentially designed to come as a private and secure alt office suite with Google offering parity.

Or even products like Proton which are essentially designed to come as a private and secure alt office suite with Google offering parity.
https://protonvpn.com/l/special-partner-offer

The fact that VPNs are even tangible entities to consumers at some level signals something. So does the  ByBit saga and response.

The fact that VPNs are even tangible entities to consumers at some level signals something. So does the  ByBit saga and response.
https://engineering.gnosisguild.org/posts/multi-sim

Mix in the rather obvious assertion that the delegation of activity to agents at scale MAY be a bit of a privacy and security issue, and swirl in the increasing fidelity of genAI voice, visual and audio tech?

Mix in the rather obvious assertion that the delegation of activity to agents at scale MAY be a bit of a privacy and security issue, and swirl in the increasing fidelity of genAI voice, visual and audio tech?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AyH7zoP-JOg

Nym takes a different approach architecturally but seems to have the same foundational stance: trad VPNs are vulnerable by design at best and useless security theatre at worst.
https://nym.com/nymvpn-litepaper