Messaging Layer Security (MLS) is coming to Google Messages. Back in 2017, an Oxford paper alluded to the concerns around group messaging and the possibility of data leaks if even one member is ...

G oogle is pressing forward with the evolution of RCS by quietly rolling out tests for Messaging Layer Security (MLS), the protocol meant to finally bring true cross-platform end-to-end encryption to ...

Again, stick with multi-layer security that addresses each of these network components. Master of your domain You now know each component within a 3-D protection system for messaging security.

In a move towards enhancing user privacy and security, Google has officially announced its support for the Messaging Layer Security (MLS) protocol for its Messages app. Google has always hoped ...

White Noise launches public alpha, integrating top of the line privacy encryption with Bitcoin powered messaging tech.

The GSM Association has announced that the latest RCS specifications now include end-to-end encryption based on the Messaging Layer Security protocol. This breakthrough, ...

Last year, Google announced its support for Messaging Layer Security (MLS), a new standard that promises to keep end-to-end encrypted (E2EE) messages secure across apps and platforms, in one-on ...

Jack Dorsey shared the website for a new decentralized messaging app called White Noise. This app differs from Bitchat, which he released for beta testing a few days earlier.

Google has added Messaging Layer Security (MLS) encryption within its Messages app, as revealed in the latest beta version 20250106. This is an important step toward making end-to-end encryption ...

The new standard supports the Messaging Layer Security (MLS) protocol, which enables interoperable E2EE across different client implementations, improving security.

This is thanks to the latest RCS standard that includes E2EE based on the Messaging Layer Security (MLS) protocol. It basically enables interoperable encryption between different platform providers.

Here is a look at how messaging-security gateways work. Virus and malware blocking are no less important, as about 1% of all e-mail is virus-infected, but gets much less attention than antispam ...