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I started going to IETF meetings. Those events take place 3 times a year, with ~1000 people attending in person and another ~1000 remotely. A good chunk of those are paid to be there and some are employed by big companies like Apple and Google. This is the place where the fundamental fabric of the internet is constantly being improved. TLS 1.3, HTTP/3, MLS to name a few.
With this in mind I have no fucking clue what Moxie was on about when he said interoperable protocols are stuck in the 1990s.
@daniel oh, 100% he was thinking of PGP. 😂
@giacomo @daniel @lorenzo IETF protocol specs regularly include sections with privacy considerations just like security considerations. These point out such problems and guide implementers to get them right (eg. to only use 0RTT if user tracking is of no concern because cookies would be on anyway). If a browser implements that wrong, it's for other lacks but awareness.
@daniel who is moxie? moxie marlinspike ?
also, any agenda for crypotgraphy sujbects?
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