E2EE Backend part 3: Passkeys with the PRF Extension
Third in the series on privacy-first backends: use Passkeys and the PRF extension to derive encryption keys on the client device. The server never sees your keys.
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E2EE Backend
Posts about end-to-end encrypted backend systems. End-to-end encryption means that only the sender and receiver can read the data, with no access for anyone in between.
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E2EE Backend part 2: Private Information Retrieval
Second in a series on privacy-first backends: demo shows how to do encrypted keyword lookups with KeywordPIR using Apple's frameworks. Server learns nothing about the query.
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E2EE Backend part 1: Homomorphic Encryption
First in a series on privacy-first backends: demo shows how to sum encrypted numbers using Apple's HomomorphicEncryption (BFV) without decrypting data. Server sees only ciphertexts.
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