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by ianopolous 4y ago
I work on a cross platform P2P encrypted filesystem - Peergos: https://peergos.org https://book.peergos.org https://github.com/peergos/peergos Features: * audited by Cure53 * protects metadata (
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by ianopolous 4y ago
I use Peergos[0] for E2EE storage, doc editing, sharing media, calendar, kanban boards and social media. (Disclaimer: I also work on Peergos). [0] https://peergos.org
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by ianopolous 4y ago
We're working on a p2p protocol which aims to be a long term solution to this and, more generally, a social web, which has: 1. 100% portable accounts (you can unilaterally move host, and you keep your social graph, and all links to you
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A Better Web(peergos.org)
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Show HN: A better web – P2P encrypted and sandboxed apps(peergos.org)
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by ianopolous 4y ago
Where do you see a demo link?
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by ianopolous 4y ago
Thanks! The main reason we wrote ipfs-nucleus was to add access control at the block level. It also let us keep it super simple and thus reduce attack surface.
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by ianopolous 4y ago
If you're looking for a fully open source, self-hostable, E2EE wiki web app then you might be interested in Peergos - https://peergos.org We have a markdown based wiki viewer and editor- https://peergos.org/
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by ianopolous 4y ago
Strong agree. There is a massively undersold feature of IPFS, p2p streams, which do exactly this. We use it extensively in Peergos to sent http requests to a public key. It has stunning UX as well, not having to worry about changing IP addr
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by ianopolous 4y ago
Yep, we built a super minimal ipfs replacement - ipfs-nucleus ( https://github.com/peergos/ipfs-nucleus ) with added block level access control, which is also post-quantum.
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by ianopolous 4y ago
We have a FUSE mount and CLI. For details see: https://github.com/peergos/peergos#fuse-native-folder-mounti...
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by ianopolous 4y ago
I've replied in a sibling comment about Peergos which is trying to do just that.
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by ianopolous 4y ago
Yes, it's P2P. Anyone on any server can share and communicate with anyone on any other server. You can also migrate server unilaterally and keep your social graph without needing to tell everyone, all links to your stuff continue to wo
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by ianopolous 4y ago
If you're looking for a Keybase replacement, check out Peergos ( https://peergos.org ). Peergos is a P2P E2EE global filesystem and application protocol that's: * fully open source (including the server) and self hostabl
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by ianopolous 4y ago
This sounds pretty similar to what we've done with Peergos [0]. It's a p2p e2ee social filesystem. You can migrate servers unilaterally without losing any data, whilst keeping all your social connections, unlike email, and with al
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by ianopolous 4y ago
Thank you, that makes sense. So presigned URLs that use auth header are fine (We use those extensively in Peergos, as presigned with an auth query parameter isn't cached by browsers as the query string will change with subsequent reque
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by ianopolous 4y ago
Thanks for the awesome product! I have a few questions: 1. Are the rate limits for all users on a given bucket, or by source IP as some other providers do? 2. What is the plan for the rate limits post beta? 3. Do you support the x-amz-conte
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by ianopolous 4y ago
You might be interested in Peergos - https://peergos.org (co-founder here) Properties: * fully self-authenticating protocol independent of DNS and the TLS certificate authorities * self sovereign identity * you can migrate to a
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by ianopolous 5y ago
Ever since Java 11 enabled running single Java files directly without compiling them I've been using my own trivial single file web server for this purpose: https://github.com/ianopolous/simple-http-server
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by ianopolous 5y ago
If you want encrypted file storage with secret share links then you might be interested in https://peergos.org (disclaimer: I'm one of the creators) Here's an example secret link: https://peergos.net/#%
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Show HN: Release the BATs (block level access control in IPFS)(peergos.org)
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Release the BATs (block level access control in IPFS)(peergos.org)
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by ianopolous 5y ago
Neat idea! Especially on jitted platforms where the jit is likely to introduce a timing side channel.
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Peergos Switches to IPFS-Nucleus(twitter.com)
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by ianopolous 5y ago
Things I love about Go: 1) ridiculously easy built-in cross-compilation 2) structs (compact memory layout and usage) 3) easily having millions of cheap threads aka go-routines 4) modern standard library for things like cryptography Things I
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by ianopolous 5y ago
Yep keybase was great, apart from being closed source, centralized and not having a viable business model.
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by ianopolous 5y ago
Yes, a system with so many false positives will be ignored by users. Warnings should only occur if a genuine problem is detected. Ideally we'd all use an append-only merkle log ala certificate transparency to lookup public keys. This i
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by ianopolous 5y ago
This is similar to p2p streams in IPFS. We've been using these in Peergos for 3 years now via the p2p http proxy in IPFS (which we contributed). It is a glorious model. The client, in our case Peergos, sends normal http requests to a l
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by ianopolous 5y ago
Thanks for the feedback. It's mainly UK based because most of our team is UK based. Our actual hosting is in Germany. There is also the option to self-host and still be able to interact with users on other instances, including https:&
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by ianopolous 5y ago
You might like Peergos (disclaimer: co-founder here), an encrypted global filesystem built on ipfs - https://peergos.org More detail in our book - https://book.peergos.org We can also do signed identity proofs with b

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