As promised, here is the technical audit of Signal (v8.3.4) and Wire (v4.21.0) using the GAMA v1.0 methodology. Analysis is strictly based on evidence from production binaries (DEX, ELF, Smali).Key Findings:Post-Quantum: Signal uses a continuous PQ-ratchet (ML-KEM1024). Wire implements a hybrid KEM (Kyber768 Draft) in MLS setup.Metadata: Signal's Sealed Sender v2 obfuscates the social graph. Wire's architecture prioritizes enterprise federation over metadata hiding.Telemetry: Detected a Firebase Measurement Connector bridge in Wire's production build.Integrity: Binary evidence of Signal’s SVR2 Noise channel for SGX-backed PIN recovery.I have also corrected material errors from my preliminary notes regarding SQLCipher and PQC in Wire. This is an objective look at architectural trade-offs.Feedback and peer review are welcome to improve the GAMA framework.Full Report:
https://blackcodeitalia.wordpress.com/2026/03/22/comparative-binary-analysis-of-signal-8-3-4-and-wire-4-21-0-a-gama-v1-0-perspective/

for gama methods availabile on my github repository

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Comparative Binary Analysis of Signal 8.3.4 and Wire 4.21.0: A GAMA v1.0 Perspective

Signal vs. Wire A Binary Analysis Under the GAMA Methodology Caria Giovanni Battista · CenturiaLabs Independent Security Observatory · March 2026 APK versions: Signal 8.3.4 · Wire 4.21.0-79391-prod…

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