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This is exactly what Meshtastic is designed to do. Messages are encrypted with AES256, its extremely low power (And thus hard to triangulate), and can use a low
by oceanplexian 2y ago
This is exactly what Meshtastic is designed to do. Messages are encrypted with AES256, its extremely low power (And thus hard to triangulate), and can use a low powered repeater, hiding the location of a sender using a directional antenna. Nothing is impossible in terms of tracing or finding vulnerabilities but Meshtastic makes it a pain for an adversary.
- KaiserPro 2y agomeshtastic is terrible for avoiding triangulation. you operate in receiver mode and you have a unique ID. so you can send nonsense packets to that ID repeatedly and it'll send them right out again. Any kind of forwarding system with static IDs is very much not triangulation resistant.