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by privacylol
1991 days ago
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HushChat protocol is superior to Session in every way, which relies on centralized servers, Javascript frameworks, and a small set of "masternode" servers to pass your encrypted chats, which is easily Eclipse Attacked. https://git.hush.is/hush/hushchat Cryptocoins which are based on Monero have no protocol-level encrypted data, HUSH is based on an improved version of Zcash Protocol, which does. HushChat does have some forms of "plausible deniability", such as: It is impossible to tell how many people you are communicating with, it could be anywhere between 0 and 8 people and look like a normal network transaction. Also, every normal network transaction looks like a HushChat, there is no way to tell which transactions are chats and which are not. They all look the same at the protocol level. HushChat is a feature inside SilentDragonLite: https://git.hush.is/hush/silentdragonlite Yes, you must pay for your privacy when using HUSH. If you are not paying for your privacy, you are the product, and don't have any. 1 HUSH = 10000 encrypted messages, on average. |
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