Logos p2p Messaging

Overview: Logos Messaging provides the messaging layer for the Logos stack, letting applications send messages, relay data, and coordinate without relying on centralised servers or exposing metadata to surveillance. It uses a peer-to-peer relay network in which messages propagate across nodes with no central broker, and it supports private one-to-one messaging, group messaging, and public broadcast channels. Messages can be encrypted end-to-end, and the relay network is designed to resist traffic analysis, making it difficult for observers to determine who is communicating with whom. Delivery: A peer-to-peer messaging network with DoS protection via RLN (Rate Limiting Nullifiers). Any application can use it to send and receive messages over an open, censorship-resistant network. Chat: A protocol and library that provides 1:1 and group conversations with end-to-end encryption using de-MLS - everything an application needs to add private chat without rolling its own protocol. Usecases: Used in Status Messenger and Railgun. Formerly known as Waku.