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Imagine hiring a locksmith who built your safe and still can't open it.

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    wiggwigg@infosec.exchange
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    Imagine hiring a locksmith who built your safe and still can't open it. Not because they forgot the combination. Because they never had it.

    That's zero-knowledge. Your data encrypts before it leaves your device. We hold gibberish. Not a policy. Math.

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    Your data, encrypted on your device. We can't see your passwords, notes, or personal information - even if we wanted to. True zero-knowledge security.

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      In practice: your passwords, contacts, and identity details scramble on your device before they reach our servers. The encryption key comes from your master password. We never see it. If we got subpoenaed tomorrow, we'd hand over encrypted noise.

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      And phishing? We built a system for that too. Every time you log in, WIGGWIGG shows your personal security avatar, phrase, and audio signature. A fake login page can copy our layout — but it can't show indicators only you and the real app know.

      More on how it works: https://wiggwigg.ca/en/security/anti-phishing/

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        Imagine hiring a locksmith who built your safe and still can't open it. Not because they forgot the combination. Because they never had it.

        That's zero-knowledge. Your data encrypts before it leaves your device. We hold gibberish. Not a policy. Math.

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        Zero-Knowledge Encryption - WIGGWIGG Security

        Your data, encrypted on your device. We can't see your passwords, notes, or personal information - even if we wanted to. True zero-knowledge security.

        favicon

        WIGGWIGG (wiggwigg.ca)

        #ZeroKnowledge #Encryption #Privacy #InfoSec #Fediverse #PrivacyFirst #IndieWeb #CanadianTech

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        wiggwigg@infosec.exchange
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        In practice: your passwords, contacts, and identity details scramble on your device before they reach our servers. The encryption key comes from your master password. We never see it. If we got subpoenaed tomorrow, we'd hand over encrypted noise.

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