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This might be useful in the mode where you can deploy it on your own server, but I'm not touching their my.anyterm service. Why should I consider them more tru
by dfranke 19y ago
This might be useful in the mode where you can deploy it on your own server, but I'm not touching their my.anyterm service. Why should I consider them more trustworthy than Hushmail?
- endecotp 19y agoHi dfranke - I'm the author of anyterm and I run my.anyterm.org. No, you don't have to trust me. my.anyterm.org is clearly insecure. But it is useful to people who don't need much security. I understand that many people just use it for text-based chat and things like that. Also, some people will subscribe because, although it's insecure, it's a better choice than flying home half way through their holiday....
- dfranke 19y agoHi endecotp. I'm glad to see your candor about the level of security offered and I hope that my original comment didn't come across more harshly than I meant it. I was speaking solely for myself: I am not the market for this because I'd rather carry PuTTY on a thumb drive than hand my private key material to a third party I've never met. Others are free to weigh things differently.