Cloudflare and Trail of Bits now audit who Signal says you are talking to
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Signal outsourcing automatic key verification to Cloudflare and Trail of Bits shows that even “trustless” systems still hinge on a few infrastructure and audit providers. If you’re selling security or privacy, map your own trust dependencies — DNS, CDNs, auditors — and be ready to explain them to customers in plain language.
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