Encryption and Globalization 15 Years Later: E2EE and the "Going Dark" Debate
iamnothere
49 points
18 comments
July 23, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (4 comments)
aliasxneo
I've been working on a project for the last six months that brings mTLS to the masses. Meaning, post-quantum end-to-end encryption with human readable identities. It uses a decentralized root of trust for, basically, a lot of the history this article covers.
mvdwoord
“Everything is end-to-end encrypted… depending on how you define the ends.”
mspecter
Coauthor here, somewhat surprised to see this on HN. Any thoughts, questions, or feedback welcome.
anthk
Usenet and IRC over I2P.