Cryptocat's hacktivist credibility was cemented in 2012 when its Canadian developer, Nadim Kobeissi, was stopped at the US border and interviewed about his

Cryptocat's hacktivist credibility was cemented in 2012 when its Canadian developer, Nadim Kobeissi, was stopped at the US border and interviewed about his Cryptocat-related programming activities. s/was/claimed to be/. This software clearly is not Ft. Knox, and its becoming less and less believable that US intelligence would ever feel the need to interrogate the author of an open source project, and with such brittle security, about the cryptography techniques used therein. I find it far more believable that the young developer with a penchant for dramatics and a reply for everything has a talent for PR. And a shallow understanding of the grave consequences of faulty crypto software.