GitHub - jeremyckahn/chitchatter: Secure peer-to-peer chat that is serverless, decentralized, and ephemeral
github.comSecure peer-to-peer chat that is serverless, decentralized, and ephemeral - jeremyckahn/chitchatter
Just came across this. Would love someone knowledgeable to comment on the architecture, security.
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hey. im working on something similar with more features and more robust cryptography.
its still a work-in-progress, but its available for testing if youd like to try it out.
https://github.com/positive-intentions/chat
This looks so easy for my friends to use compared to making an account for my matrix server, I’ll definetly keep an eye on this!
There’s always RetroShare.
Just learn socket programming in your favourite programming language duhhh
seems pretty good, though I think id still pick Jami over it for p2p
Unfortunately not as user friendly as Jitsi but much better in other ways.
It sounds great a lot of privacy rich and focused features!
I’m not familiar with Tryesto but it doesn’t appear to be AitM attack resistant. What is your usecase for this?
Thanks. Low risk, just chatting with friends. And trying to avoid big tech nonsense.