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tessera

Tessera is an open-source privacy protocol for authenticated, metadata-private messaging. It combines Schnorr zero-knowledge proofs, per-recipient key blinding, and (ε,δ)-differentially-private cover traffic to hide who is talking to whom — with no central authority.

Primary use case

Authenticated messaging that hides communication metadata (who talks to whom) without trusting a central server.

How it compares

tessera is one option in a category that includes Signal, Tor , and mix networks. Our Compare page has the full side-by-side.