Re: [tor-talk] torchat for chat room?

[george torwell <bpmcontrol@xxxxxxxxx>]

"the difference between being a newbie and being on the cutting edge
is only that a newbie accepts not knowing as proof of not being able to
know." -someone, sometime ago.

i really want to encourage you to experiment, feel free to mail me if you
think i can help with anything.
also, if the privacy and anonymity needs are not purely academic,
experiment a lot before committing to a setup.

good luck!

On 16 November 2012 05:46, Jerzy Åogiewa <jerzyma@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Hi George,
>
> Yes I think much about IRC, but I am looking for some solution that is
> easier on the setup for newbie user. :-) torchat is very simple but I wish
> it support multiple people. I will also use cryptocat but I wanted a secure
> download app.
>
> --
> Jerzy Åogiewa -- jerzyma@xxxxxxxxxx
>
> On Nov 16, 2012, at 1:51 AM, george torwell wrote:
>
> > hi, how about an IRC server running as a hidden service?
> > you could even use ssl with it (but since the key has to be blindly
> trusted
> > by others,
> > that doesn't add much over the encryption and prevention of MITM attacks
> > that Tor will already provide you with.)
> > people on the server who seek a private chat could use OTR on top of
> that.
> > and you get to use code that has been probably reviewed more than
> cryptoCat.
> > though that will probably change at some point.
> > (that is not to be disrespectful of cryptoCat or anyone behind it!)
> >
> > plus you get the ability to handout users, have them use authentication,
> > and ban whoever disrupts or infiltrates your server.
> > i haven't seen these features with cryptoCat. (i may be wrong)
>
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