Dear LibTech,
I'm trying to compile a few stories as to how Cryptocat has been helpful to
people in 2012. I've posted some queries on social media (our Twitter and
Facebook) and was just hoping that maybe I'd also get some stories from
LibTech.
I wouldn't be surprised if I didn't get any stories
On Mon, Dec 24, 2012 at 8:10 AM, Nathan of Guardian
nat...@guardianproject.info wrote:
Why is a text messaging/push-to-talk model winning out over
an instant messaging/VoIP model, in places like Africa and Asia,
regardless of known increased risk and decreased privacy and safety?
I think that
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Uncle Zzzen unclezz...@gmail.com writes:
Lately I've discovered http://www.bitlbee.org/ and I feel a lot more
comfy with it. My question is, how secure is Bitlbee compared to
Jitsi or Pidgin?
bitlbee appears to be a low-latency, connection-based
Thanks. Traffic analysis is indeed a concern, but it seems to me that if
there's a way to solve this for jabber, it should be on the server side
(perhaps even a tor-like network of jabber servers bouncing onionized
messages between each other).
Still - as jabber clients go - I don't see how this
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On 17/12/12 23:25, Eric S Johnson wrote:
Secure deletion is a problem we could solve in software, by
encrypting the data and then destroying the key to render the
data unrecoverable, *if* we had a few bytes of persistent,
erasable storage in which
