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Berty vs Briar
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this post was submitted on 31 Jul 2023
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I should mention session in this discussion, but I think their oxen network is so unique It basically counts as centrally controlled.
Plus session doesn't have Perfect Forward Secrecy. Not sure of Berty does either.
I think the main issue with perfect for secrecy is not brute forcing the code. It's eventually one of your computers is going to get compromised. And then they'll have a key to unlock all the messages historically. That's not great