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@ -10,7 +10,9 @@ This NIP defines new event kinds for encrypted group events, with chat as the pr
This NIP builds on the encryption from NIP-44, the gift-wrap of NIP-59 and the distributed chat channel management of NIP-28. It is similar to NIP-38, with the exception that gift-wrap is used on every message, and issues like metadata leakage and optional forward secrecy are addressed. This NIP builds on the encryption from NIP-44, the gift-wrap of NIP-59 and the distributed chat channel management of NIP-28. It is similar to NIP-38, with the exception that gift-wrap is used on every message, and issues like metadata leakage and optional forward secrecy are addressed.
It works by creating a shared secret that is used to encrypt the group or channel messages. Only the participants know that secret, so only such members can read/write to this group chat. This effectively hides metadata from external users. See drawbacks below. It works by creating a shared secret that is used to encrypt the group or channel messages.
Only the participants know that secret, so only such members can read/write to this group chat.
This effectively hides metadata from external users. See drawbacks below.
It reserves 8 event kinds (1059, 400-406) for immediate use. It reserves 8 event kinds (1059, 400-406) for immediate use.