@animemer @thecatcollective
- #ZFS, #Ceph, #IPFS and espechally #LTFS are FLOSS & Industry Standards.
- #CinemaDNG & #OpenEXR as well as #TIFF are #OpenFormats.
- #FLAC is the go-to for #Audiophiles
- #SIP & #ZRTP are the only #MultiVendor #VoIP protocols and run every #IP phone that isn't a #SCIP or #GSMK #CryptoPhone...
- #OpenVPN, #WireGuard, #IPsec & #L2TP are the only major #VON rptocols, also #OpenSource
- #LibreOffice ofc.
What software can you advice for #zrtp encrypted voice calls / video conferencing?
(boost welcome, and come back later to check the answers if you don't have one by youself)
And if not something with zrtp anything providing similiar safety.
I've heard #jisti desktop does so, but not by default. So I'm not shure if it is safe to use at all, cause I don't know if by a bug it will just switch back to unencrypted.
Then there is #jami and #qtox.
Thought there wasn't any auditing for them and I've seen both projects spreading misstrust towards the other, leaving me confused.
@FuckOffGoogleZurich @galaxis @infosechandbook
Do you know how it is with #jitsi desktop? I've heard it has #zrtp encryption. Is that then also limited to 2 person conversation?
@pcrock I use #SIP quite a bit. If you control the infrastructure, using e.g. #zrtp, it can be quite secure but most providers don't even use TLS, claiming it has to be decrypted at the DID (landline) exchance, so why bother. That said, segregating parts of life to different phone numbers is still a #privacy boost. If you're in US/Canada check out JMP.chat, which is a FOSS #GoogleVoice replacement that you can sign up for w/ bitcoin. All their stuff is opensource. Lead dev seems like great guy.
Ahora quiero investigar sobre privacidad y anonimato con #SoftwareLibre para llamadas de voz y video llamadas.
Tengo angendado para investigar #Tox, #Ring y #Mumble. También el protocolo de #ZRTP.
¿Recomendaciones?