How can applications become more secure, private, and dependable
summary
Open source Ockam provides a lightweight routing protocol plus secure channels that decouple encryption from TCP so a single end-to-end channel can span Bluetooth, LoRaWAN, HTTP and multiple TCP hops, preserving authentication and integrity even when TLS terminates at intermediaries. Handshakes borrow X3DH, messages can be ~20 bytes, secure channels are created in two lines of code, and the project offers Rust and Elixir libraries plus BBS+ selective disclosure for privacy.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:24What is Elixir
- 4:42How do you secure messages
- 8:09Stride Threat Model
- 9:51Trust in Network Boundaries
- 13:07TLS
- 16:46Secure Channels
- 21:29Worker
- 36:08Key Management
- 37:12Identity Profiles
- 39:10Selective Disclosure
- 41:02Anonymous Disclosure
- 41:46Enrollment
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