On Tue, 15 May 2012 09:35:12 -0500, Nick M. Daly wrote: > Hi folks, I'm proud to announce the first release candidate (developer > preview) of the Santiago service. Santiago is designed to let users > negotiate services without third party interference. By sending OpenPGP > signed and encrypted messages over HTTPS (or other protocols) between > parties, I hope to reduce or even prevent MITM attacks. Santiago can > also use the Tor network as a proxy (with Python 2.7 or later), allowing > this negotiation to happen very quietly. > > Santiago currently lives at: > > https://github.com/nickdaly/plinth/tree/santiago
Version 0.2.1 (RC2) has been released: it now stores connection data between sessions, in a database. Each database entry is encrypted to your Santiago key. You might want to turn off debug logging, otherwise it's really noisy. It needs more tests and a lot more work, but I like where it's going. Nick
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