Skype-open-source2: Call to donate
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Skype-open-source2: Call to donate
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#2I am Efim Bushmanov skype reverse engineer with first publish of original work on reversing skype client at June of 2011. And i almost done work on create open source version of "Skype Network Compatible" client.
Some info about me: https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2011/06/03/skype-protocol-c... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2611299 http://github.com/skypeopensource/
And now I need some help from community. Thats why i do donate call.
Feel free to ask question about current state and any tech question. But, i will be prefer, if possible, not disclosure much, for reason ms-skype dont ruin my work too early by do some changing protocol again. But you feel free to ask some technical details or general question at all of how skype work.
You can read more at: http://skype-open-source2.blogspot.ru/2016/03/call-to-donate...
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#3Well one of the repo's
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#4seems like the github repo got hit with a dmca take down? Well one of the repo's
And I move all my source files (except forbidden to publish skype patched binaries) to repo named Epycs (skype word in reversed letters).
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#6People generally donate to a charitable cause after it starts providing a service, not before. Do you have something we can start using now?
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#7seems like the github repo got hit with a dmca take down? Well one of the repo's
One repo and old blog was closed because I posted modified (patched, for reversing issues) skype binaries. Which is no-no stuff in any case. And I move all my source files (except forbidden to publish skype patched binaries) to repo named Epycs (skype word in reversed letters).
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#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
One repo and old blog was closed because I posted modified (patched, for reversing issues) skype binaries. Which is no-no stuff in any case. And I move all my source files (except forbidden to publish skype patched binaries) to repo named Epycs (skype word in reversed letters).
I thought the issue was that there was some decompiled code in the repo? Maybe I'm misremembering.
Re: Skype-open-source2: Call to donate
#9Hello, I am Efim Bushmanov skype reverse engineer with first publish of original work on reversing skype client at June of 2011. And i almost done work on create open source version of "Skype Network Compatible" client. Some info about me: https://nakedsecurity.sophos.com/2011/06/03/skype-protocol-c... https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2611299 http://github.com/skypeopensource/ And now I need some help from commun…
I don't understand the point of the semi-secrecy. There's almost certainly hundreds of MS employees on this site which means you've lost that advantage already, and anyway you're going to have the same problem after you release the software.
Re: Skype-open-source2: Call to donate
#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
I thought the issue was that there was some decompiled code in the repo? Maybe I'm misremembering.
"decompiled code" its hard to proof for DMCA. No, situation was simple, i upload hacked skype binaries in repo for easy distribution. And this is no-no clear case for DMCA takedown. So, it happens.