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As a beginner in the Signal Protocol, I have learned from online sources that it boasts excellent security due to its unique double ratchet encryption algorithm, which ensures both forward secrecy and backward secrecy for data. However, I am unsure whether it is applicable to my project where I am trying to use Java and JavaScript implementations of Signal to enable communication between them. Specifically, I aim to have the browser client side implemented in JavaScript encrypt data and send it to a Java server-side for decryption. In this scenario, can libsignal be utilized?
Also, I am not clear on whether libsignal requires Rust dependencies for either the client or the server implementation. Are there any straightforward examples available that would illustrate how to use libsignal in such a context?
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As a beginner in the Signal Protocol, I have learned from online sources that it boasts excellent security due to its unique double ratchet encryption algorithm, which ensures both forward secrecy and backward secrecy for data. However, I am unsure whether it is applicable to my project where I am trying to use Java and JavaScript implementations of Signal to enable communication between them. Specifically, I aim to have the browser client side implemented in JavaScript encrypt data and send it to a Java server-side for decryption. In this scenario, can libsignal be utilized?
Also, I am not clear on whether libsignal requires Rust dependencies for either the client or the server implementation. Are there any straightforward examples available that would illustrate how to use libsignal in such a context?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: