Private Message. Secure communication, anyone, any device; NSA free.
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Private Message. Secure communication, anyone, any device; NSA free.
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Re: Private Message. Secure communication, anyone, any device; NSA free.
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#3Last weekend when the NSA news was a big deal, I was angry, I wanted my privacy back. I use all the standard stuff (like opt-out, Ghostery, etc). Using https for my emails with Google is great, unless they just send my plain text data to the NSA on request. So I looked around for a safe way to email. OMG was it hard. I had to install all kinds of stuff, find out how it works, and alot of them required the receiver of…
Re: Private Message. Secure communication, anyone, any device; NSA free.
#4Last weekend when the NSA news was a big deal, I was angry, I wanted my privacy back. I use all the standard stuff (like opt-out, Ghostery, etc). Using https for my emails with Google is great, unless they just send my plain text data to the NSA on request. So I looked around for a safe way to email. OMG was it hard. I had to install all kinds of stuff, find out how it works, and alot of them required the receiver of…
* everything is done server side -> trust issues
* no encryption, just indexed by a hash -> that means the messages are not store encrypted on the server
I would recommend people stay away from your solution, and instead use something like Zerobin: http://sebsauvage.net/paste/ It encrypts everything using SJCL, and if I am worried with the server sending me a modified version of the JS code, I can still keep the code on my own computer but use it to send to the server.
Re: Private Message. Secure communication, anyone, any device; NSA free.
#5Last weekend when the NSA news was a big deal, I was angry, I wanted my privacy back. I use all the standard stuff (like opt-out, Ghostery, etc). Using https for my emails with Google is great, unless they just send my plain text data to the NSA on request. So I looked around for a safe way to email. OMG was it hard. I had to install all kinds of stuff, find out how it works, and alot of them required the receiver of…
From what I see: * everything is done server side -> trust issues * no encryption, just indexed by a hash -> that means the messages are not store encrypted on the server I would recommend people stay away from your solution, and instead use something like Zerobin: http://sebsauvage.net/paste/ It encrypts everything using SJCL, and if I am worried with the server sending me a modified version of the JS code, I can st…