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Documentation for #14 | e9393fb439f94461fdc665eb85af54f156e5be75 | GDR! | 2016-06-07 20:00:13 |
"Whitelist clients by pubkeys" mode, re-request friends | 1013b2aaeafa9112849df4e08bcced23cbd91fdf | GDR! | 2016-06-07 19:52:48 |
Remove FDs of closed tunnels from fdset | 816245f429145052b8908d500c64d372fc8c2972 | GDR! | 2016-06-07 18:42:45 |
Mention toxvpn | c2a78f48bd44613162a6e3c1d02cb53266611936 | GDR! | 2016-05-05 17:55:59 |
ProxyCommand explained | c17be222aa46a4cf1a9d19c0ae767697ad585fd3 | GDR! | 2016-05-05 17:50:05 |
Visible ToxID | 4f38371fd72ba889e39805b76a1a2402194b5398 | GDR! | 2016-05-05 17:46:06 |
Tuntox does fork! | 0d1230def56597b25bcd731346794058c66d3e7c | GDR! | 2016-05-05 17:45:25 |
Tox.chat 2 | 90990f49bda18d06c89fca0495b39726bd55a076 | GDR! | 2016-05-05 17:43:58 |
Tox.chat | 5b921bc92cf04773f8e5b08120e5850156fbb580 | GDR! | 2016-05-05 17:43:11 |
Possible fix for Issue #16 | cc633e9ad431850d298638dbcdcbf1e8a4dfdeb1 | GDR! | 2016-05-05 17:39:42 |
Fix build on non-mac platforms | 981501cf1e19d07a11e28cff99b9cd7c7b1d0b1d | GDR! | 2015-09-17 08:30:57 |
* fix: Possibility to compile on Mac OS platform | 199787953243d91449ac5f4a5ac16edc2497e438 | Dawid 'nCore' Opis | 2015-09-16 18:14:03 |
remove tox.im because it's evil | b57ae8b86109e6fe6f626d03ddeca79539d07822 | GrayHatter | 2015-08-08 00:45:31 |
Update README.md | 9226aa00b30e7af7a0122b0772cc3e20ae5b49d0 | GDR! | 2015-07-14 12:57:55 |
CID 122512 (#1 of 1): Resource leak (RESOURCE_LEAK)11. leaked_storage: | 5d9e9c5d9078d8d1987375e972282220d50b9328 | GDR! | 2015-07-08 10:04:52 |
off_by_one: Testing whether handle sockfd is strictly greater than zero | a6d788c45764afb4d172dd3c75dfe593b85b5dab | GDR! | 2015-07-08 10:02:12 |
Remaining coverity bugs | 5d387074214a9b9f7437bed4dcc02aab1f9abd7f | GDR! | 2015-07-07 17:39:47 |
CID 122498 (#1 of 1): Unchecked return value from library | 8ae485719161a1b1d33c5d777b2b2d4035c9ff06 | GDR! | 2015-07-07 17:35:36 |
CID 122499 (#1 of 1): Unchecked return value from library | 7262fd7141bdae8ae15c3f625988a7f26463cdb5 | GDR! | 2015-07-07 17:30:50 |
CID 122500 (#1 of 1): Missing return statement (MISSING_RETURN)6. | f1826d2061908883fb654059f0675f79396edad0 | GDR! | 2015-07-07 17:25:53 |
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... | ... | Therefore, posession of the server's Tox ID and a secret should be considered eq | |
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69 | 69 | PSK authentication is optional - it's only enabled when -s switch is present on server side. PSK is sent as Tox friend request message - as far as the author understands libtoxcore code, it's encrypted using server's public EC key. | PSK authentication is optional - it's only enabled when -s switch is present on server side. PSK is sent as Tox friend request message - as far as the author understands libtoxcore code, it's encrypted using server's public EC key. |
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71 | The Tuntox Server can optionally allow only whitelisted ToxIDs. Supply *-i yourallowedtoxid* one time or more to add a ToxID to the whitelist. Note: The default client behavior is to generate a new ToxID for every run (because author thinks it's a nice privacy feature). You will want to use the -C switch in client to force reading a saved identity from tox_save. | ||
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71 | 73 | Tuntox is piggybacking on the Tox protocol, which itself has not been audited by security researchers. Tox crypto has been implemented with libsodium (which is based on Bernstein's NaCl) and thus uses the ecliptic curve 25519 for key exchange and salsa20 for stream encryption. According to the author's best knowledge, libsodium makes it as hard as possible to get crypto wrong, but we don't know until Tox has been audited. | Tuntox is piggybacking on the Tox protocol, which itself has not been audited by security researchers. Tox crypto has been implemented with libsodium (which is based on Bernstein's NaCl) and thus uses the ecliptic curve 25519 for key exchange and salsa20 for stream encryption. According to the author's best knowledge, libsodium makes it as hard as possible to get crypto wrong, but we don't know until Tox has been audited. |
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73 | 75 | ## License | ## License |