<span style="font-size:200%">T</span>his document is the first public draft of the ''(n)sec'' protocol. We are genuinely hoping to receive a lot of feedback and review on this work and have chosen the wiki format to support [[Talk:Nsec|Discussion]]. Ongoing tasks for the team include mathematical proofs of resistance to the adversarial model presented herein as well as technical implementation details. This is currently scheduled for the end of December, 2014. The [https://github.com/equalitie/np1sec np1sec] software library will be initially implemented in [https://github.com/cryptocat/cryptocat/ Cryptocat] and (with your help) further developed to suit a variety of use-cases in the near future.
= XI. Acknowledgements=The eQualit.ie team would like to give special thanks and note to the effort and dedication offered by Trevor Perrin and Ximin Luo to this project. They have been actively involved throughout the year and the result would not have been the same without their contribution. The team would also like to express thanks to Joseph Bonneau for ..... George Kadianakis for his.... ; Arlo Breault for his work on implementation of the protocol in the [https://github.com/equalitie/np1sec np1sec] software library; David Goulet for valuable advice as well as continued assistance and support offered to the project. Finally, eQualit.ie expresses gratitude to Nadim Kobeissi, Cryptocat founder and developer who initiated the project and to the Open Technology Fund for supporting it. = XII. References =
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