Google DeepMind uses AlphaProof Code to verify Signal protocol
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Google DeepMind has used its AlphaProof Code framework to mathematically prove that the Signal protocol is secure down to the code level. This verification process examined the cryptographic system that protects billions of private messages daily.
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