Connecting the dots: How Session brings value to the Loki Network
Session, the Loki Project’s encrypted messenger, has quickly become one of Loki’s primary products. But how does Session add value back to the Loki Network?
Session, the Loki Project’s encrypted messenger, has quickly become one of Loki’s primary products. But how does Session add value back to the Loki Network?
Lokinet finally has a new look — it just received its very first GUI. So, now is the perfect time to get started with our onion router. Lokinet is powered by the decentralised Loki Service Node Network, meaning that it’s sporting market based Sybil-resistance, no central point of failure, and censorship resistance. If you’re looking …
Note: This is an updated post on another blog we wrote on this subject last year. It has been updated and edited to reflect recent events. It’s been around a year since the Australian Parliament tabled, and hurriedly passed, the Telecommunications and Other Legislation Amendment (Assistance and Access) Bill 2018 (Otherwise known as the AA …
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by Simon Harman Tuesday, 10 December marks Human Rights Day – the day the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) was adopted by the United Nations back in 1948. The UDHR is a visionary document that provided a ‘terms of service’ for our human rights. I live in Australia, and I tend to take my …
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Hey Y’all, This week we made big progress on Lokinet and Loki Messenger. On the Loki Messenger side, we are putting most of our efforts into finishing multi-device support, which means solving lots of edge cases. For Lokinet, we are getting closer and closer to a 0.6.0 release which will allow cryptographic operations to utilise …