Topic: [XC][XCurrency] Decentralised Trustless Privacy Platform / Encrypted XChat / Pos - page 710. (Read 1484192 times)
July 30, 2014, 01:53:30 PM
Any news on the rev2 undisclosed privacy feature?
July 30, 2014, 01:46:23 PM
I might have to go get a to tor stick now.. Great feature.. Have u thought about a freebie for Snowden?
I don't see why not. Anyone here know how to contact the fellow?
July 30, 2014, 01:43:44 PM
i keep wondering how much would be priced XCurrency technology when Encrypted messaging (with tor stick),web 3.0, NFC payment, XC mobile , blockchain 2.0 apps, cloud storage, proof of blockain are out.
I think most people don't realize what XC team invent here.
I think most people don't realize what XC team invent here.
July 30, 2014, 01:43:39 PM
***The XC Daily Update***
Hello all
Time to tell the secret...
Dan noted last night that XChat will be bundled into an updated TOR Stick.
On its own XChat is:
- based on the Xnode protocol, which is the foundation of XC's nodes.
- As it stands, XChat is a true P2P protocol, with no third parties/servers, making it very hard to attack.
- XChat is encrypted from end-to-end, so no-one can snoop on your messages.
But when combined with the TOR Stick:
- Your XChat app is inside the TOR cloud. This means no exit nodes will be used, so packet sniffers can't find your IP.
- As such, although TOR is normally vulnerable to packet sniffers, it isn't for XChat.
- Also, because XChat is true P2P, it's also not subject to the other TOR vulnerability, man-in-the-middle attacks.
- The TOR Stick is its own operating system; it leaves no trace on your computer once your remove it. (This is a little bit like Tails). So when you're done chatting to someone, nobody will be able to locate and steal your information.
As a result, XChat in the TOR Stick represents a landmark moment in messaging: true privacy.
The TOR Stick, with the latest XChat, will be available for download on Thur next week.
Hello all
Time to tell the secret...
Dan noted last night that XChat will be bundled into an updated TOR Stick.
On its own XChat is:
- based on the Xnode protocol, which is the foundation of XC's nodes.
- As it stands, XChat is a true P2P protocol, with no third parties/servers, making it very hard to attack.
- XChat is encrypted from end-to-end, so no-one can snoop on your messages.
But when combined with the TOR Stick:
- Your XChat app is inside the TOR cloud. This means no exit nodes will be used, so packet sniffers can't find your IP.
- As such, although TOR is normally vulnerable to packet sniffers, it isn't for XChat.
- Also, because XChat is true P2P, it's also not subject to the other TOR vulnerability, man-in-the-middle attacks.
- The TOR Stick is its own operating system; it leaves no trace on your computer once your remove it. (This is a little bit like Tails). So when you're done chatting to someone, nobody will be able to locate and steal your information.
As a result, XChat in the TOR Stick represents a landmark moment in messaging: true privacy.
The TOR Stick, with the latest XChat, will be available for download on Thur next week.
Fantastic !!!!!!!
Excellent presentation of the update
July 30, 2014, 01:40:07 PM
The time has come...
July 30, 2014, 01:37:33 PM
I might have to go get a to tor stick now.. Great feature.. Have u thought about a freebie for Snowden?
July 30, 2014, 01:16:30 PM
Sad effort at pumping ...
man are you even trying to be serious? I find it difficult to keep my words clean right now
Must be kind of boring editing that message and placing it on the thread of every single coin. Hope he picked up a bounty for that.
July 30, 2014, 01:10:32 PM
Guys, I see announcements and stuff happening in tweet, I am helping retweeting but right now ALL EYES are on PAYPRO coin, its skyrocketing like mad, I would suggest you to do a hard twitter campaign right after all that rage is over.
(XC holder here not FUD or anything else, in case you're wondering).
Eth.
(XC holder here not FUD or anything else, in case you're wondering).
Eth.
man are you even trying to be serious? I find it difficult to keep my words clean right now
July 30, 2014, 01:07:02 PM
***The XC Daily Update***
Hello all
Time to tell the secret...
Dan noted last night that XChat will be bundled into an updated TOR Stick.
On its own XChat is:
- based on the Xnode protocol, which is the foundation of XC's nodes.
- As it stands, XChat is a true P2P protocol, with no third parties/servers, making it very hard to attack.
- XChat is encrypted from end-to-end, so no-one can snoop on your messages.
But when combined with the TOR Stick:
- Your XChat app is inside the TOR cloud. This means no exit nodes will be used, so packet sniffers can't find your IP.
- As such, although TOR is normally vulnerable to packet sniffers, it isn't for XChat.
- Also, because XChat is true P2P, it's also not subject to the other TOR vulnerability, man-in-the-middle attacks.
- The TOR Stick is its own operating system; it leaves no trace on your computer once your remove it. (This is a little bit like Tails). So when you're done chatting to someone, nobody will be able to locate and steal your information.
As a result, XChat in the TOR Stick represents a landmark moment in messaging: true privacy.
The TOR Stick, with the latest XChat, will be available for download on Thur next week.
Hello all
Time to tell the secret...
Dan noted last night that XChat will be bundled into an updated TOR Stick.
On its own XChat is:
- based on the Xnode protocol, which is the foundation of XC's nodes.
- As it stands, XChat is a true P2P protocol, with no third parties/servers, making it very hard to attack.
- XChat is encrypted from end-to-end, so no-one can snoop on your messages.
But when combined with the TOR Stick:
- Your XChat app is inside the TOR cloud. This means no exit nodes will be used, so packet sniffers can't find your IP.
- As such, although TOR is normally vulnerable to packet sniffers, it isn't for XChat.
- Also, because XChat is true P2P, it's also not subject to the other TOR vulnerability, man-in-the-middle attacks.
- The TOR Stick is its own operating system; it leaves no trace on your computer once your remove it. (This is a little bit like Tails). So when you're done chatting to someone, nobody will be able to locate and steal your information.
As a result, XChat in the TOR Stick represents a landmark moment in messaging: true privacy.
The TOR Stick, with the latest XChat, will be available for download on Thur next week.
We are so far beyond the competition it's not even funny anymore.
Unreal.
July 30, 2014, 01:03:40 PM
Guys, I see announcements and stuff happening in tweet, I am helping retweeting but right now ALL EYES are on PAYPRO coin, its skyrocketing like mad, I would suggest you to do a hard twitter campaign right after all that rage is over.
(XC holder here not FUD or anything else, in case you're wondering).
Eth.
(XC holder here not FUD or anything else, in case you're wondering).
Eth.
July 30, 2014, 01:03:33 PM
Is there an ETA when the TOR sticks will be available for shipping? (sorry if this has been answered already, couldn't find it)
July 30, 2014, 01:03:20 PM
Please, please put a utility on that to run updates on wallet releases...
Nice work.
Yes, that's an important feature for usability. It's in the pipeline, but it's a feature for Rev 3 (or maybe later). We're getting the foundation done first.
July 30, 2014, 01:01:53 PM
***The XC Daily Update***
Hello all
Time to tell the secret...
Dan noted last night that XChat will be bundled into an updated TOR Stick.
On its own XChat is:
- based on the Xnode protocol, which is the foundation of XC's nodes.
- As it stands, XChat is a true P2P protocol, with no third parties/servers, making it very hard to attack.
- XChat is encrypted from end-to-end, so no-one can snoop on your messages.
But when combined with the TOR Stick:
- Your XChat app is inside the TOR cloud. This means no exit nodes will be used, so packet sniffers can't find your IP.
- As such, although TOR is normally vulnerable to packet sniffers, it isn't for XChat.
- Also, because XChat is true P2P, it's also not subject to the other TOR vulnerability, man-in-the-middle attacks.
- The TOR Stick is its own operating system; it leaves no trace on your computer once your remove it. (This is a little bit like Tails). So when you're done chatting to someone, nobody will be able to locate and steal your information.
As a result, XChat in the TOR Stick represents a landmark moment in messaging: true privacy.
The TOR Stick, with the latest XChat, will be available for download on Thur next week.
Hello all
Time to tell the secret...
Dan noted last night that XChat will be bundled into an updated TOR Stick.
On its own XChat is:
- based on the Xnode protocol, which is the foundation of XC's nodes.
- As it stands, XChat is a true P2P protocol, with no third parties/servers, making it very hard to attack.
- XChat is encrypted from end-to-end, so no-one can snoop on your messages.
But when combined with the TOR Stick:
- Your XChat app is inside the TOR cloud. This means no exit nodes will be used, so packet sniffers can't find your IP.
- As such, although TOR is normally vulnerable to packet sniffers, it isn't for XChat.
- Also, because XChat is true P2P, it's also not subject to the other TOR vulnerability, man-in-the-middle attacks.
- The TOR Stick is its own operating system; it leaves no trace on your computer once your remove it. (This is a little bit like Tails). So when you're done chatting to someone, nobody will be able to locate and steal your information.
As a result, XChat in the TOR Stick represents a landmark moment in messaging: true privacy.
The TOR Stick, with the latest XChat, will be available for download on Thur next week.
July 30, 2014, 12:57:50 PM
Excellent Update
I assume the XChat will remain stand-alone for now until REV2.5? Or will it be inside the app?
Yes XChat and privacy mode transactions will be merged in Rev 2.5.
Awesome, that's what I was thinking.
Please, please put a utility on that to run updates on wallet releases...
Nice work.
July 30, 2014, 12:49:45 PM
Excellent Update
I assume the XChat will remain stand-alone for now until REV2.5? Or will it be inside the app?
Yes XChat and privacy mode transactions will be merged in Rev 2.5.
Awesome, that's what I was thinking.
July 30, 2014, 12:48:12 PM
Excellent Update
I assume the XChat will remain stand-alone for now until REV2.5? Or will it be inside the app?
Yes XChat and privacy mode transactions will be merged in Rev 2.5.
July 30, 2014, 12:43:33 PM
Excellent Update
I assume that XChat will remain stand-alone for now until REV2.5? Or will it be inside the app?
July 30, 2014, 12:41:15 PM
***The XC Daily Update***
Hello all
Time to tell the secret...
Dan noted last night that XChat will be bundled into an updated TOR Stick.
On its own XChat is:
- based on the Xnode protocol, which is the foundation of XC's nodes.
- As it stands, XChat is a true P2P protocol, with no third parties/servers, making it very hard to attack.
- XChat is encrypted from end-to-end, so no-one can snoop on your messages.
But when combined with the TOR Stick:
- Your XChat app is inside the TOR cloud. This means no exit nodes will be used, so packet sniffers can't find your IP.
- As such, although TOR is normally vulnerable to packet sniffers, it isn't for XChat.
- Also, because XChat is true P2P, it's also not subject to the other TOR vulnerability, man-in-the-middle attacks.
- The TOR Stick is its own operating system; it leaves no trace on your computer once your remove it. (This is a little bit like Tails). So when you're done chatting to someone, nobody will be able to locate and steal your information.
As a result, XChat in the TOR Stick represents a landmark moment in messaging: true privacy.
The TOR Stick, with the latest XChat, will be available for download on Thur next week.
Hello all
Time to tell the secret...
Dan noted last night that XChat will be bundled into an updated TOR Stick.
On its own XChat is:
- based on the Xnode protocol, which is the foundation of XC's nodes.
- As it stands, XChat is a true P2P protocol, with no third parties/servers, making it very hard to attack.
- XChat is encrypted from end-to-end, so no-one can snoop on your messages.
But when combined with the TOR Stick:
- Your XChat app is inside the TOR cloud. This means no exit nodes will be used, so packet sniffers can't find your IP.
- As such, although TOR is normally vulnerable to packet sniffers, it isn't for XChat.
- Also, because XChat is true P2P, it's also not subject to the other TOR vulnerability, man-in-the-middle attacks.
- The TOR Stick is its own operating system; it leaves no trace on your computer once your remove it. (This is a little bit like Tails). So when you're done chatting to someone, nobody will be able to locate and steal your information.
As a result, XChat in the TOR Stick represents a landmark moment in messaging: true privacy.
The TOR Stick, with the latest XChat, will be available for download on Thur next week.
July 30, 2014, 12:28:17 PM
The OP looks sweet now.
July 30, 2014, 12:10:07 PM
I do think the fixes for sending private transactions (still no luck on my end) and the unlock for staking only need to be priority fixes (can still send coins even if it's set for staking only).
EDIT: And I wouldn't object to troubleshooting with Dan over webex (teamviewer perhaps) incase he isn't able to replicate the issue I am having (that way he can see that my firewall and router settings are properly setup).
EDIT: And I wouldn't object to troubleshooting with Dan over webex (teamviewer perhaps) incase he isn't able to replicate the issue I am having (that way he can see that my firewall and router settings are properly setup).
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