Encryption

What Can Wireshark Really Tell You About an Encrypted Signal Conversation?

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Views: 713Signal has a well-earned reputation as a secure messaging application. Messages, voice calls, video calls, files, and other Signal-to-Signal communications are protected using end-to-end encryption. Signal states that message and call contents cannot be accessed by Signal or other third parties because the communications are always end-to-end encrypted. So that raises an interesting Wireshark

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End-to-End Encryption: A Privacy Victory or a Networking Blind Spot?

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Views: 751TLS 1.3, QUIC, HTTP/3, encrypted DNS, and Encrypted Client Hello increasingly conceal application and transport information that network operators traditionally used for troubleshooting, security inspection, filtering, performance optimization, and policy enforcement. Here is a little reference chart: This produces two defensible but conflicting positions: For most of the Internet’s history, and certainly for my

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