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Re: In regards to the insecurity of AOL Instant Messenger
From: Bojan Zdrnja <bzdrnja () dianne zesoi fer hr>
Date: Wed, 07 Aug 2002 12:35:57 +0200
At 14:39 6.8.2002 -0500, Alex Lambert wrote:
Additionally, some IRC servers allow SSL connections -- the ones I've seen use port 994 (ircs).
Concerning IRC servers that allow SSL connections, I think LinkNet is the best example. It uses SSL client-to-server encryption and AES server-to-server encryption so all data travelling the Internet is practically safe from snoopers (of course, server still has to decrypt it for himself).
You can find more information on http://www.link-net.org. Best regards, Bojan Zdrnja
Current thread:
- In regards to the insecurity of AOL Instant Messenger Adam Carr (Aug 05)
- Re: In regards to the insecurity of AOL Instant Messenger Alex Lambert (Aug 06)
- Re: In regards to the insecurity of AOL Instant Messenger Nick Lange (Aug 06)
- Re: In regards to the insecurity of AOL Instant Messenger moksha faced (Aug 06)
- Re: In regards to the insecurity of AOL Instant Messenger Alex Lambert (Aug 06)
- Re: In regards to the insecurity of AOL Instant Messenger Alex Lambert (Aug 06)
- Re: In regards to the insecurity of AOL Instant Messenger Bojan Zdrnja (Aug 07)
- Re: In regards to the insecurity of AOL Instant Messenger Nick Lange (Aug 06)
- Re: In regards to the insecurity of AOL Instant Messenger Alex Lambert (Aug 06)
- Re: In regards to the insecurity of AOL Instant Messenger H C (Aug 06)
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