Zero-Phone-Number Pseudonymous Handles: Instant Compromised Device Revocation Protocol in Wonek
Technical specification for Zero-Phone-Number Pseudonymous Handles (Instant Compromised Device Revocation Protocol) in Wonek's direct P2P and MLS end-to-end encrypted communication stack.
| Cryptographic Layer | Zero-Phone-Number Pseudonymous Handles | Wonek Implementation |
|---|---|---|
| Focus Area | Instant Compromised Device Revocation Protocol | Zero-knowledge on-device execution on iOS & macOS |
| Transport Binding | Direct P2P QUIC/WebRTC + MLS RFC 9420 | No central plaintext relay or cloud key escrow |
Frequently Asked Questions
How does Wonek implement Zero-Phone-Number Pseudonymous Handles?
Wonek executes Zero-Phone-Number Pseudonymous Handles directly on Apple devices with zero server-side key access.
Wonek — Direct P2P & MLS E2EE — Native Apple Silicon & iOS Engineering
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