giuolioN

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   by giuolioN 5y ago

   My point is that selling encryption software as "secure" is a difficult position, since nobody can really guarantee the security, even with open source code. Therefore the decision to choose a particular "secure" softwar
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   by giuolioN 5y ago

   Good question. I don't know. Personally, a company that (1) works on secure encryption and (2) advertises "100% pure Swiss" is a negative signal.
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   by giuolioN 5y ago

   1. Only the client apps are open source, not the server side. 2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Underhanded_C_Contest
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   by giuolioN 5y ago

   from Threema own homepage: "100% Swiss Made" "Threema is a true Swiss company hosting its own servers in Switzerland." After Omnisec AG and Crypto AG, how is anyone falling for that cliché again...