<a href="https://www.ietf.org/blog/support-for-mls-2023/" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://www.ietf.org/blog/support-for-mls-2023/</a><p><pre><code> [AWS] Since the early days of MLS, AWS has been a core contributor by sharing our cryptographic expertise and engineering experience.
[Cisco] supported the Messaging Layer Security (MLS) effort since its inception — including by using a draft version of MLS for Webex Zero Trust meetings — and are delighted to welcome the publication of the MLS protocol standard.
[Cloudflare] With MLS, we see a future where large-scale, dynamic group communication can be private, secure, and efficient. We are eager to support and adopt this promising new standard.
[Google/Android] With seven years of development, MLS is mature and rigorously validated, making it the ideal choice to provide the security foundations of interoperable messaging."
[Matrix] With other interested parties, we’re continuing to develop decentralized best practices for MLS (so-called Decentralized MLS) that will work without modification in a decentralized environment such as Matrix or IETF’s MIMI
[Meta] conducted early research into Ratchet Trees alongside collaborators from Oxford University.
[Mozilla] Although end-to-end encryption is at the heart of this initiative, interoperability, scalability, and performance were significant goals met along the way. Mozilla is proud to support this new standard.
[Wire] Previously, technologies like Voice-over-IP and WebRTC played a significant role in democratizing global communication. Now, with MLS, we are building upon this success to again impact billions of people and achieve secure communication at an unprecedented scale.</code></pre>