[liberationtech] Open Secure Telephony Network (OSTN)

[Brian Conley]

Perhaps you didn't read to the bottom of the page where its noted as being
developed by the guardian project?

No doubt Nathan will chime in soon, but as I understand it us entirely open
source and as a beta tester I can say its been a great experience so far.
On Jul 14, 2012 1:45 PM, "ilf" <ilf at zeromail.org> wrote:

> Found this in HOPE 9 schedule:
>
> https://ostel.me/
>
> This service is a public testbed of the Open Secure Telephony Network
> (OSTN) project, with the goal of promoting the use of free, open protocols,
> standards and software, to power end-to-end secure voice communications on
> mobile devices, as well as with desktop computers. This service is in
> public beta. Calls placed throug the system are encrypted and authenticated
> between peers. It is continually being tested and improved to ensure the
> best possible security. Logging is minimal and work is being done to ensure
> no unecessary IP addresses are stored on disk.
>
> Again: Is the source public? Have there been reviews/audits? Jake? :)
>
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> ilf
>
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