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Re:Minibone: practical end-to-end encryption for web apps by kpdemetriou on Monday April 08, 2024 @09:05PM (#39975352)
I'm one of the authors. We built Minibone as a community contribution because we realized how unnecessarily vulnerability-prone E2EE app development is today - after seeing app after app repeatedly making the same mistakes.

Minibone is an initial attempt to address this challenge in the single-user setting (that allows a concise and easily auditable implementation).

This is all part of our broader work that you can read about here: https://backbone.dev/company

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Re:Minibone: practical end-to-end encryption for web apps by nextaccountic on Monday April 08, 2024 @09:42PM (#39975556)
Do you have a name? Which commits you authored?

After the xz debacle, knowing who wrote which commits became important

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Re:Minibone: practical end-to-end encryption for web apps by kisamoto on Tuesday April 09, 2024 @12:35AM (#39976222)
Jumping on this, I've also noticed you don't seem to have an obvious "Terms and Conditions" or "Privacy Policy" on your site.

It's also not immediately obvious to me where the company is registered or info about the people behind the company.

For a security focused company these are all things I would expect to be rock-solid and as transparent as possible for the initial due-diligence when evaluating services like this.

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