As the project is to slowly be fully decentralized
With all this security implementation there will still be a Backdoor. When the government comes knocking you will have no choice.
Topic: The Police and Intelligence Services to Track and Monitor Communications (Read 636 times)
January 16, 2015, 11:12:05 AM
Well that will come to the day they tell the blockchain to do the same
As the project is to slowly be fully decentralized
As the project is to slowly be fully decentralized
January 16, 2015, 10:34:53 AM
With all this security implementation there will still be a Backdoor. When the government comes knocking you will have no choice.
January 16, 2015, 04:52:17 AM
Multi Level Security:
IP Security: DoS/Ddos, Flooding attacks and Port Scanning
Application Security: Malformed messages, Directory Harvesting and Call Fraud
Content Security: Eavesdropping, Call Hijacking and Media Injection
Gradually building up to be calls over the blockchain.
Blockchain will be the Fibre Optics cable connecting the users.
The system basically never stores the encryption keys so they can't be retrieved, It uses 256AES encryption based on open standards.
However, engineers are also looking at using HSM's for key management http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hardware_security_module which Vodafone uses for parts of their network.
So the storage system also encrypts data within it, and then applies a seal to that data. the seal server sits in a separate location - and can be used for external validation - so it could sit with a bank Regulator, or any other Institute. It then also has multiple layers of security to get to the data!! So far on penetration testing it hasn't been breached and it has been pen tested by every major bank.
In addition the way the storage is created basically makes it massive processing grid where it can crunch data, the way it could be understood it is that in effect it acts like a pseudo quantum processor, where it can process multiple data flows, simultaneously within the grid.
So the theory on it is that it can not only process data, but it can store it as well, therefore it could be used to run an exchange whilst processing all the data within tight regulatory controls, but could possible also be used as a cold storage system for any digital currency and "CREATE INSTANT TRANSACTIONS BASED ON THE SEAL ALLOCATED TO EACH TRANSACTION WITH TX ATTACHED TO IT"
So the principle of above is not only are calls encrypted but transactions can be sealed and stored enabling instant transaction in the same method of storing for telecommunications. "this is currently under review for testing with NXT2PAY" this therefore takes some of the TPS stress off the blockchain.
IP Security: DoS/Ddos, Flooding attacks and Port Scanning
Application Security: Malformed messages, Directory Harvesting and Call Fraud
Content Security: Eavesdropping, Call Hijacking and Media Injection
Gradually building up to be calls over the blockchain.
Blockchain will be the Fibre Optics cable connecting the users.
The system basically never stores the encryption keys so they can't be retrieved, It uses 256AES encryption based on open standards.
However, engineers are also looking at using HSM's for key management http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hardware_security_module which Vodafone uses for parts of their network.
So the storage system also encrypts data within it, and then applies a seal to that data. the seal server sits in a separate location - and can be used for external validation - so it could sit with a bank Regulator, or any other Institute. It then also has multiple layers of security to get to the data!! So far on penetration testing it hasn't been breached and it has been pen tested by every major bank.
In addition the way the storage is created basically makes it massive processing grid where it can crunch data, the way it could be understood it is that in effect it acts like a pseudo quantum processor, where it can process multiple data flows, simultaneously within the grid.
So the theory on it is that it can not only process data, but it can store it as well, therefore it could be used to run an exchange whilst processing all the data within tight regulatory controls, but could possible also be used as a cold storage system for any digital currency and "CREATE INSTANT TRANSACTIONS BASED ON THE SEAL ALLOCATED TO EACH TRANSACTION WITH TX ATTACHED TO IT"
So the principle of above is not only are calls encrypted but transactions can be sealed and stored enabling instant transaction in the same method of storing for telecommunications. "this is currently under review for testing with NXT2PAY" this therefore takes some of the TPS stress off the blockchain.
January 15, 2015, 05:32:23 AM
Sure, I think the moderator has to make the move as I do not seem to be able via Edit.
We have a had very nice response to the service, Thank you people!
We have a had very nice response to the service, Thank you people!
I think you should move this to the Marketplace section?
January 15, 2015, 02:07:54 AM
I think you should move this to the Marketplace section?
January 15, 2015, 01:24:42 AM
Due to the current issues around the attacks in France we will be facing more snooping on our privacy in the name of protect and serve.
http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2015/jan/12/david-cameron-pledges-anti-terror-law-internet-paris-attacks-nick-clegg
http://cointelegraph.com/news/113295/uk-may-attempt-to-end-anonymity-in-bitcoin-transactions-may-cause-a-rise-in-the-use-of-darkwallet
44 Phones Ltd UK and NXT2PAY platform is enabling a built in function that was due to be released in 3 months time.
This Encrypted Communication Network will be available by the end of this week.
Monthly service will be priced at 7 USD
Encrypted calls (fixed and mobile networks)
Call recording
Encrypted Instant Messaging
Security for SIP based VoIP, video and real-time UC applications
Service enablement, providing normalisation to interconnect multi-vendor systems
SIP Transport interworking
Flexible message routing
NAT and automatic far-end NAT traversal
Product designed for conform to US Government EAL4 certified protection profile
Utilises a FIPS 140-2 certified cryptographic library
Q3 2013 formal certifications to be attained for FIPS 140-2 for the cryptographic certifications & Common Criteria EAL4 for the entire system
1st Common Criteria EAL4+ certification for a firewall
1st Common Criteria EAL4+ certification for an email security product
CC certifications recognised by US government via NIAP (joint NSA/NIST body)
For more information on how to obtain an account please send PM message
http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2015/jan/12/david-cameron-pledges-anti-terror-law-internet-paris-attacks-nick-clegg
http://cointelegraph.com/news/113295/uk-may-attempt-to-end-anonymity-in-bitcoin-transactions-may-cause-a-rise-in-the-use-of-darkwallet
44 Phones Ltd UK and NXT2PAY platform is enabling a built in function that was due to be released in 3 months time.
This Encrypted Communication Network will be available by the end of this week.
Monthly service will be priced at 7 USD
Encrypted calls (fixed and mobile networks)
Call recording
Encrypted Instant Messaging
Security for SIP based VoIP, video and real-time UC applications
Service enablement, providing normalisation to interconnect multi-vendor systems
SIP Transport interworking
Flexible message routing
NAT and automatic far-end NAT traversal
Product designed for conform to US Government EAL4 certified protection profile
Utilises a FIPS 140-2 certified cryptographic library
Q3 2013 formal certifications to be attained for FIPS 140-2 for the cryptographic certifications & Common Criteria EAL4 for the entire system
1st Common Criteria EAL4+ certification for a firewall
1st Common Criteria EAL4+ certification for an email security product
CC certifications recognised by US government via NIAP (joint NSA/NIST body)
For more information on how to obtain an account please send PM message
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