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None of the given descriptions have been too clear about what it is, though. It appears to not be a drop-in solution for communication like Briar, so why make
by maqp 2y ago
None of the given descriptions have been too clear about what it is, though.
It appears to not be a drop-in solution for communication like Briar, so why make a comparison here in the first place?
Instead, it appears to be physical layer-agnostic (it doesn't care if it's run over internet or HAM-radio) infrastructure to build tools on top of. So,
* Is it an end-to-end encrypted overlay network like corporate VPN/Tailscale/Hamachi?
* Is it an end-to-end encrypted protocol between two or more endpoints like SSH?
* Is it an end-to-end encrypted messaging protocol between two or more users like OTRv3?
The entire documentation returned zero results for "Tor" or "onion" (routing), so what's the improvement over Briar+Tor?