
PURBs (Padded Uniform Random Blobs) encode encrypted messages so that ciphertexts reveal no metadata — such as the number or type of recipients — to passive observers. The encoding uses Elligator-based public keys embedded at uniformly random positions, and pads ciphertexts to a size drawn from a geometric distribution to hide payload length.
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