Law-Apt_3G said:
Thread sorta gay.
txyaloo said:Signel said:
doesn't matter what you use (network -- cell or hamm) if you encrypt end to end. Just get rid of your IOS or Android OS and go with https://grapheneos.org/ .
Other than it's illegal to use encryption on ham frequencies. Fine to encrypt on lora or business band you license. Can't encrypt on GMRS or ham/amateur radio.
MagnumLoad said:txyaloo said:Signel said:
doesn't matter what you use (network -- cell or hamm) if you encrypt end to end. Just get rid of your IOS or Android OS and go with https://grapheneos.org/ .
Other than it's illegal to use encryption on ham frequencies. Fine to encrypt on lora or business band you license. Can't encrypt on GMRS or ham/amateur radio.
Does grapheneos work on ipone?
txyaloo said:Sq 17 said:
Nissan advertises that their cars can be used as batteries and the leaf has been around a long time
My dream off grid set up is to have a Nissan electric SUV as part of my off grid setup having a car that serves as a key building block seems like killing two birds with one stone
Ford has the same thing with the hybrid/electric F150s if you want a useful vehicle
https://www.ford.com/support/how-tos/electric-vehicles/home-charging/what-is-ford-home-backup-power/
IIIHorn said:GeorgiAg said:Signel said:txyaloo said:Signel said:
doesn't matter what you use (network -- cell or hamm) if you encrypt end to end. Just get rid of your IOS or Android OS and go with https://grapheneos.org/ .
Other than it's illegal to use encryption on ham frequencies. Fine to encrypt on lora or business band you license. Can't encrypt on GMRS or ham/amateur radio.
Homomorphic Secret Multi-party Matching (HSMM) can exist alongside widespread SSL/TLS encryption because it operates at the application layer rather than the network or transport layers. While SSL/TLS encrypts data in transit between a client and a server, HSMM allows multiple parties to compute a joint function (such as determining if their data sets intersect) over encrypted inputs without ever decrypting the raw data itself.So in other words, your Signal chat would be over an encrypted application layer and not break the rules.
- Encrypted Computation: HSMM utilizes cryptographic techniques that allow computations to be performed on ciphertexts. The server processes the encrypted data from different users and returns an encrypted result, ensuring that the underlying sensitive information (e.g., phone numbers, email addresses) remains confidential throughout the process.
- Privacy-Preserving Matching: This enables services like private contact discovery or secure database joins where the service provider never sees the plaintext data, bypassing the need to decrypt the SSL/TLS tunnel to perform the matching logic.
- Complementary Security: SSL/TLS protects the transport of data from eavesdropping, while HSMM protects the processing of data from the service provider itself, addressing different layers of the security stack.
So, it's like an Enigma machine from WWII? Unbreakable!
also, username checks out.
With friends like Signel, who needs enigmas?
Signel said:IIIHorn said:GeorgiAg said:Signel said:txyaloo said:Signel said:
doesn't matter what you use (network -- cell or hamm) if you encrypt end to end. Just get rid of your IOS or Android OS and go with https://grapheneos.org/ .
Other than it's illegal to use encryption on ham frequencies. Fine to encrypt on lora or business band you license. Can't encrypt on GMRS or ham/amateur radio.
Homomorphic Secret Multi-party Matching (HSMM) can exist alongside widespread SSL/TLS encryption because it operates at the application layer rather than the network or transport layers. While SSL/TLS encrypts data in transit between a client and a server, HSMM allows multiple parties to compute a joint function (such as determining if their data sets intersect) over encrypted inputs without ever decrypting the raw data itself.So in other words, your Signal chat would be over an encrypted application layer and not break the rules.
- Encrypted Computation: HSMM utilizes cryptographic techniques that allow computations to be performed on ciphertexts. The server processes the encrypted data from different users and returns an encrypted result, ensuring that the underlying sensitive information (e.g., phone numbers, email addresses) remains confidential throughout the process.
- Privacy-Preserving Matching: This enables services like private contact discovery or secure database joins where the service provider never sees the plaintext data, bypassing the need to decrypt the SSL/TLS tunnel to perform the matching logic.
- Complementary Security: SSL/TLS protects the transport of data from eavesdropping, while HSMM protects the processing of data from the service provider itself, addressing different layers of the security stack.
So, it's like an Enigma machine from WWII? Unbreakable!
also, username checks out.
careful.. i might send Signel chats encrypted to you illegally... what an enigma.
Slicer97 said:
Buy American and you don't have to worry about it.
GeorgiAg said:Slicer97 said:
Buy American and you don't have to worry about it.
Thank you for volunteering to manufacture a hackable phone/mesh device. Let me know when operations are up and running so I can order a device.
You'll probably all also have to start manufacturing chips since you can't get those out of Taiwan, Hong Kong, or China per your logic.
txyaloo said:GeorgiAg said:Slicer97 said:
Buy American and you don't have to worry about it.
Thank you for volunteering to manufacture a hackable phone/mesh device. Let me know when operations are up and running so I can order a device.
You'll probably all also have to start manufacturing chips since you can't get those out of Taiwan, Hong Kong, or China per your logic.
You can buy lora/meshtastic devices on Amazon. Why order from aliexpress?
Look at the ttgo devices.
https://www.amazon.com/LILYGO-ESP32-S3-Development-Meshtastic-Firmware/dp/B0FP14ZCR3
