#freedomofthepressfoundation · Elektrine

stefania maurizi @smaurizi@mastodon.social

· 2mo ago

Replying to

#ComputerWeekly asked 2 experts on security about #GrapheneOS : professor #StevenMurdoch and #FreedomOfThePressFoundation's Chief Security Officer #HarloHolmes [English] https://www.computerweekly.com/feature/Journalist-Richard-Medhurst-had-his-mobile-phone-seized-Did-using-a-secure-phone-protect-his-data

computerweekly.com

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The Subliminal Press @indietechnews@ioc.exchange

· 5mo ago

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@wafflesies@infosec.exchange Have you taken a look at #Jitsi? #Conferencing

I know for certain that Element is functional over #tor and is being developed with security enhancements via webcat (https://github.com/freedomofpress/webcat) that remind me of the cell authentication innovations in #rustlang #Arti http://i3xi5qxvbrngh3g6o7czwjfxwjzigook7zxzjmgwg5b7xnjcn5hzciad.onion/tor-spec/negotiating-channels.html#AUTHENTICATE-cells

https://element.nym.re (does not appear connected to #nym .com #mixnet)
https://element.demo.webcat.tech (#WEBCAT verification successful)

#FreedomOfThePressFoundation #Censorship #Matrix #Element #ChatControl #Messengers #E2EE #Authentication

@freedomofpress@social.freedom.press @matrix@mastodon.matrix.org @element@mastodon.matrix.org @waffles@infosec.exchange

GitHub - freedomofpress/webcat: WEBCAT is an architectural framework for providing blocking code signing and verification, integrity and transparency checks for browser-based applications.

WEBCAT is an architectural framework for providing blocking code signing and verification, integrity and transparency checks for browser-based applications. - freedomofpress/webcat

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