what to install on a secure communication device
Ted Smith
tedks at riseup.net
Sun Sep 1 14:44:51 PDT 2013
On Sat, 2013-08-31 at 10:47 +0200, Eugen Leitl wrote:
> I'm looking to build a list for reasonably secure (no snake oil)
> ways to communicate (search, store, etc.). My ad hoc list so far is:
>
> Pidgin/OTR
OTR is good, but libpurple is a "rat's nest of zero days" according to
many (notably Jacob Applebaum), so I think I'd avoid it. Not sure what's
better though. Maybe irssi+otr?
> cables
Is there really enough peer review of this system for it to be useful?
> GnuNet
I think this is redundant with Retroshare -- but I'd probably prefer
GNUnet over RetroShare. GNUnet does f2f and p2p, and is developed by
really smart people with a great track record.
> No doubt I'm missing a lot. Any further suggestions?
* Freenet -- also redundant with GNUnet, but better suited to
censorship-proof storage.
* Any async voice/video? Probably way easier to secure than
real-time.
What's the endgame for this? Just a webpage with a list of stuff on it?
A livecd with stuff on it? With or without redundancy?
--
Sent from Ubuntu
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