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FakeWhatsApp Encryptions They use a proprietary binary encryption algorithm, but this has never been publicly disclosed. The encryption is used for the binary data fields in the standard and for messages. According to a report in June 2019 by app researcher Jack Norris, the app uses an OpenSSL implementation of AES, which is then further hashed and salted before being encrypted. What's more, the messages are only encrypted at rest on the device (the app stores the unencrypted text locally), and only decrypted on demand (so the user cannot copy the text without the app). This effectively means that the app could be completely taken down and the user could still read the messages they have written. This is why the WhatsApp security model is often compared to the Signal Protocol. The security and privacy of Whatsapp use an end to end encryption approach, which means that the message is sent from the sender to the receiver through an encrypted channel. The app uses a unique cryptographic key, which is exchanged between the two users using a secure channel in order to finalize the encryption. The fact that it does not store the plaintext of the messages on the device makes it much more secure than the much less-secure encryption in web applications. The encryption also makes it difficult to intercept the content of the messages and wiretap the conversations. Source Code It is widely accepted that WhatsApp is based on the Signal Protocol and that its source code is available. Many claim that the app itself is open source, but this is still a subject of debate. The app is open source, but its protocol is proprietary. All the code that is in the app is proprietary and the whole project is still marked as a closed source. According to some developers, there is no proof that the application itself is fully open source. From the security point of view, this makes it harder to audit the application and verify whether it is safe. WhatsApp is owned by Facebook, but they do not make it publicly available. According to Facebook's VP of WhatsApp, the main reason for not making the source code available is to protect users' privacy. However, it also means that the app is not available for independent review. The source code could be obtained only from within Facebook and from developers who have signed a non-disclosure agreement. WhatsApp is developed by a company called Brim, which was founded in 2011 and is located in Mountain View, California. They say that they do not share their

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