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I don't see a link to github anywhere in the description. Is it open source?

• JupiterMoon 12y ago
  I don't know anything about this app and don't know if it is open source (it doesn't look like it is). However, did you know that not all open source stuff is on github???
  • sarciszewski 12y ago
    > However, did you know that not all open source stuff is on github??? Yes, I did. I also looked for bitbucket, gitlab, Google Code, etc. and found nothing. So I just opened it in JD GUI and saw this gem. Cipher localCipher = Cipher.getInstance("AES/ECB/NoPadding"); Don't use BABEL. It's written by people who don't understand security. EDIT: private static final SecretKey a = new SecretKeySpec( new byte[] { -91, 63, 7, 80, 88, -58, -47, -28, 55, 126, -126, 27, 67, -64, 97, -46, 5, 44, -14, -94, -103, 96, -57, 33, -108, -104, -122, 125, 49, 29, -25, -27 }, "AES" ); Is dat a static key? :O
    • JupiterMoon 12y ago
      > Yes, I did. I also looked for bitbucket, gitlab, Google Code, etc. and found nothing. No worries then. I checked out their website - I can't see any links to source code. So in my opinion it's just yet another closed source pretending to be secure messaging service then...
    • darkhorn 12y ago
      Shit!