Jeff Burdges

I might be interested in helping with this. I currently don't know any of the relevant code bases, but hey. I could at least go read bits of them.

It appears the guardianproject.info has two separate XMPP clients with OtR support, Gibberbot is seemingly all Java, but Beem already uses libpurple : http://guardianproject.info/tag/jabber/ I suspect this make Beem integration...

You need an actual device to be particularly inspired however. ;) I haven't dug into the code really myself yet.

I wrote this elsewhere but it'll make more sense here.. I'd suggest basing production randomness beacons off some future production version of https://github.com/kobigurk/aggregatable-dkg which implements https://eprint.iacr.org/2021/005.pdf It changes the crypto...

It's fine so long as the verification works by revealing some DLOG like signatures do. I think adaptor signatures fit this requirement normally, well like you describe here. :) If...

I think `reduce_unsafe` might mean wildly varying things to different crates, but your cargo wrapper and `unsafe_policy` idea give the right direction. You might permit the unsafe code within a...

Is there a way to selectively impose security lint on dependencies? This came up in the unicode RFC, but you guys would care much more about it for restrictions on...

I'd think such attacks live only in NPM land still, but we've so much large crypto-currency software being written in rust that bug door attacks using shadowing sound plausible eventually....

I suppose this might simplify doing things like garbage collecting a message after making changes.

I'd expect crates.io to becoming an attack vector eventually, ala [npm](https://twitter.com/jeffburdges/status/1070438400841449478). I've two questions: Would name spaces alleviate this attack vector? It's tricky. Imagine I do not release `burdges/foolib` to...