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cwtch - extension of the Ricochet protocol that provides asynchronous, offline and multi-party metadata resistant messaging.Vuvuzela - metadata-leak-resistant chat protocol / application, also alpenhorn that takes care of contact setup / key exchange.Wire - Open source messenger with lots of transparency around security.Briar - messaging app employing several censorship-resitance techniques, like direct device-to-device comms (bluetooth, wifi), tor routing,.Tox - distributed secure chat, DHT-based P2P lookup with lots of clients.Origin - distributed log-based messenger, as well as an IPFS-based replicated log database.
PSS hacking - Group chat using mutable resources from Mainframe / PSS PSS = bzz whispered - initial PSS idea description Swarm PSS - architectural notes, crucial quote: Optionally routing can be turned off, forcing the message to be sent to all peers, similar to the behavior of the whisper protocol.Whisper push notifications - this looks like the most recent one (?).Push notifications v2 - idea for the next iteration of PN.
#TUTORIAL TOR MESSENGER HOW TO#
JS usage example - how to post a message to the chat. Status wiki whisper docs, including V5/V6 comparison. Open issues brainstorming - round-table on what whisper pain points are held with our Whisper devs (). Status whisper research - V5-V6 difference, status implementation notes and what status needs the procotocol for. DEVCON3: Whisper: Achieving Darkness - Vlad Gluhovsky, Guillaume Ballet. Whisper Overview - Ethereum Wiki - Useful section on use cases describing the effect of supplying different combinations of keys and encryption. Whisper Proposal - Ethereum Wiki - some high-level overview and background discussion. Whisper PoC Protocol spec - this looks like one of the most detailed accounts of the thinking that went into whisper. There’s some interesting discussion in the PR thread about supporting multiple topics per message - now a parity extension ( psh) EIP-627 - Vlad Gluhovsky’s proposal to document the protocol. In general, some of the links are dated 2015 whereas the protocol has moved to version 6 by now. Secure messaging compendium Starting point