uTox – Free, Secure Instant Messaging
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Re: uTox – Free, Secure Instant Messaging
#2Would be cool ta have FOSS iOS apps made with this.
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#3Would be cool ta have FOSS iOS apps made with this.
There is one in progress and should hopefully be done by the end of the summer https://github.com/dvor/antidote
Re: uTox – Free, Secure Instant Messaging
#4Would be cool ta have FOSS iOS apps made with this.
We basically have this stuff with Signal: https://whispersystems.org/
Re: uTox – Free, Secure Instant Messaging
#5Seems really cool, anyone audited this project yet?
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#6you know its good cause it offers "ROCKSOLID encryption"
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#7I've been using this for the last 6 months or so. Seems pretty good as a client. Stable on the comms side, although short of an audit, I'm just having faith in the security side of things.
What it really needs is some way of having a roaming profile though. Currently you have to have multiple accounts, one for each device. So my friends list has a lot of duplicates depending on whether they're on their work computer, at home, on their phone, etc...
I'm not actually that fussed about the encryption side of things. I'm far more happy with the lack of reliance on centralised servers. You don't need an account somewhere to get it up and running, you just send a message to a friend and compare secrets to authenticate.
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#9I wonder if we'll ever get to the point where projects start advertising what methods they use to weed out memory management bugs (i.e. static analysis, fuzzing, etc) because an adversary that can execute arbitrary code on my machine is far more intimidating than one that can eavesdrop (imo).
Re: uTox – Free, Secure Instant Messaging
#10Isn't this a project that was developed by users of the /g/ board on 4chan? I've only ever seen it berated on that board (everything is berated on that board) and don't really know how solid the actual software is.