Sure.. I find the use of "forward secrecy" terms just marketing bullshit most actual engineers know it only exist in theory. So, to me, that is not a good sales point for Marmot.
I do like the scali...
it's not just theory.
each message has a particular secret.
that secret is derived from other secrets including your nsec.
forward secrecy means that an attacker can't find the next secret from the previous.
post compromise security means that an attacker can't unravel the backwards path either.
each message has a particular secret.
that secret is derived from other secrets including your nsec.
forward secrecy means that an attacker can't find the next secret from the previous.
post compromise security means that an attacker can't unravel the backwards path either.