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Formal Security Analysis of the Olvid Messenger

2026 · IACR Cryptology ePrint Archive · Vol 2026, pp. 1622 · 0 citations · 82 references
Computer Science

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The first formal security analysis of the cryptographic core of Olvid, an end-to-end encrypted messaging app notably used by French government officials, including ministers, shows that Olvid is not secure in modern security models such as eCK and reveals a potential timing leakage.

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