Topic: Bitmessage - offline message encryption? (Read 656 times)
Not yet but I'm sure current Bitcoin tools can be modified
I am fairly certain this does not already exist, but wanted to check in case it does. What I'd like to do is have a Bitmessage client running on an offline computer (air-gapped, never brought online), create a message, then copy that message to a USB drive or equivalent, having another computer actually broadcast the message to the rest of the network.
The reason for this is, it would eliminate the potential for a compromised sending machine to leak the contents of the message to whomever had compromised it. Basically, the same reason one might have an air-gapped machine signing transactions offline from a cold wallet, only applied to communications.
So, is there a method of doing this? Is it at all possible?
The reason for this is, it would eliminate the potential for a compromised sending machine to leak the contents of the message to whomever had compromised it. Basically, the same reason one might have an air-gapped machine signing transactions offline from a cold wallet, only applied to communications.
So, is there a method of doing this? Is it at all possible?
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