jonajon

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by jonajon 13y ago
There's currently no good solution to the problem of metadata when you're handling persistent messaging. It remains an active field of research, and we hope we can contribute to the discussion.
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by jonajon 13y ago
Cryptocat is available for your browser, Mac, and is coming out with iOS and Android apps in December.
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by jonajon 13y ago
> This is the wrong idea of what an encrypted and secure social network should be. Networks need to be moving away from this centralized model into a system of routed nodes for a secure, encrypted peer-to-peer system. There are many peop
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Encrypted social network vies for disgruntled WhatsApp, Facebook users(pcworld.com)
44 points by jonajon 13y ago|25 comments
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by jonajon 13y ago
It's free!
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by jonajon 13y ago
To decrypt messages, you need a private key, not a public key. On Syme, private keys are only available to you, and public keys are only available to your group members. We don't have access to either one of those. If you're inter
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by jonajon 13y ago
If you care about your privacy and are uncomfortable with the idea of someone reading your emails or social media activity, encryption is pretty much the only way to protect what you share, whether you're a target or not. I don't
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Why you should consider Syme over Facebook(karp.id.au)
13 points by jonajon 13y ago|6 comments
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by jonajon 13y ago
Love the interface. IMO the best selling point is encryption before syncing to Dropbox. That's really what's missing from apps like DayOne, Evernote, WriteRoom, etc. Any intention of bringing it to iOS/Android?
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by jonajon 13y ago
We're working on Syme (www.getsyme.com), an encrypted social network for groups. We've leveraged the latest HTML5 APIs and combined them with crypto primitives like ECC 384 (for message confidentiality), ECDSA (for message authent
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by jonajon 13y ago
The New Digital Age - Eric Schmidt & Jared Cohen Why We Do What We Do - Edward Deci The Talent Code - Daniel Coyle