On Fri, Oct 3, 2014 at 2:50 AM, Greg g...@kinostudios.com wrote:
Also, you convince me how to keep providing high quality software and
support while simultaneously making Espionage completely free and open
source and I will do it in a flash.
Call up Red Hat and ask them about how they manage
A blockchain of torrent magnet links, of archives of all kinds of data like
everything public that Archive.org holds?
Then you both have it all accessible and you can that verify everybody sees
the same version.
I've been thinking of a sci-fi story concept of archivers collecting and
indexing
Reminds me of I2P's Bote mail. Similar in concept and functionality.
I2P is a traffic anonymization network similar to Tor, Bote mail works
on top of it using DHT for mail distribution. Public keys as
addresses, no servers and everything is encrypted.
On Mon, Aug 4, 2014 at 9:09 PM, Marc W. Abel
FYI, anonymous torrenting is possible over I2P. While slower than regular
torrenting, it works fine and don't need any high capacity servers.
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Den 9 jul 2014 17:46 skrev Griffin Boyce grif...@cryptolab.net:
Nick wrote:
Quoth edhelas:
What about a Torrent ? We can easily
You mean YaCy? Exists already.
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Den 4 jul 2014 17:10 skrev Doug Schuler doug...@publicsphereproject.org:
Thought experiment for Independence Day...
How easy would it be to develop a “Public Google” that was distributed
across tens of thousands of computers similar to the
You're not the first to consider the implications of referrer headers:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/refcontrol/
You might find that one useful.
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Den 14 maj 2014 08:07 skrev Tomer Altman taltm...@stanford.edu:
It occurred to me that the HTTP 'referer'
Bitmessage isn't ideal for this.
Both because it has a rolling blockchain (the data to distribute needs to
be uploaded repeatedly), because the users will need a special client to
download it, and then special instructions to find the file, and because
Bitmessage isn't anonymous to network level
),
- and the sender itself is difficult to find.
Cheers,
On 04/07/2014 01:14 PM, Natanael wrote:
Bitmessage isn't ideal for this.
Both because it has a rolling blockchain (the data to distribute needs to
be uploaded repeatedly), because the users will need a special client to
download
As I suggested once in the past for another project, you could bundle up
all the software in one package, and either run it on dedicated hardware
*and VNC into it* to use it's secure browser, or run it locally in which
case you interact directly with the VM (and it can still have multiple VMs
if a
Here is what Moxie Marlinspike has to say, and it isn’t pretty;
http://www.thoughtcrime.org/blog/telegram-crypto-challenge/
It isn't considered secure by the cryptography experts. It doesn't follow
modern cryptographic design principles.
I would recommend using ChatSecure (based on XMPP and
It would probably be as easy as using SSL with a null cipher with
authentication like poly1305.
Good luck getting it implemented anywhere. It would need a fair bit of
special treatment, like browsers explicitly recognizing it as *not* an
encrypted connection despite being an SSL cipher suite.
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Den 11 mar 2014 20:42 skrev Gregory Maxwell gmaxw...@gmail.com:
On Tue, Mar 11, 2014 at 12:37 PM, Patrick Schleizer
adrela...@riseup.net wrote:
Natanael:
It would probably be as easy as using SSL with a null cipher with
authentication like poly1305.
I preferred to sign the source
They also aren't crypto experts, which is the only thing that counts. Moxie
made a very clear argument for why it isn't it enough to show that a
passive attack is hard when you only have the plaintext. Because that is
simply not how most attacks are pulled off. WEP is a rare case, you are
more
Syndie on I2P is a forum system, but you can create a public read-only
forum to post in. It would however need a better interface and a
performance boost.
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Den 10 jan 2014 21:30 skrev hellekin helle...@cepheide.org:
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Hash: SHA512
On
Den 5 jan 2014 13:23 skrev Randolph rdohm...@gmail.com:
Hi
- a scrambler could send out from time to time fake messages.
- an impersonator could record your own chat behaviour and generate
random time and lenght and content data, so it looks like your own chat
- the main problem remains that
Your certainly can, and the easiest way is with SSH, and then there are
other options like I2P with the minimum tunnel length, and there's
pagekite.
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Den 29 dec 2013 20:17 skrev Uncle Zzzen unclezz...@gmail.com:
Sometimes we run small web servers on out notebook or phone. In
by the user.
On Sun, Dec 29, 2013 at 9:17 PM, Uncle Zzzen unclezz...@gmail.com wrote:
On 30 December 2013 02:28, Natanael natanae...@gmail.com wrote:
Your certainly can, and the easiest way is with SSH, and then there are
other options like I2P with the minimum tunnel length, and there's
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