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Jonathan Gillett edited this page Aug 10, 2013
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You can never be sure who or what is viewing your messages or what they’re going to do with them if they should get them. Tinfoil-SMS is an encrypted messaging application so your texts don’t fall into the wrong hands. Tinfoil-SMS uses 256 bit ECC encryption key as well as a unique signed key exchange to prevent any “man-in-the-middle” attacks.
The only way an unwanted party will see your messages is if they know your secret passphrases and preform a key exchange with you. If you think we’re bluffing or you need to see it to believe it, feel free to poke around the source code. It’s open source and we’ve got nothing to hide.
- Always free for anyone to use and with no limitations
- Released as open source software under the GNU Public License Version 3
- Simple to use and understand UI
- Easy to import contacts from the phone to Tinfoil-SMS
- Public key cryptography using Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECC)
- A secure and reliable public key signing scheme to mitigate man-in-the-middle attacks
- AES-256 block cipher with SHA-256 message HMAC
- Incorporate steganography to obfuscate text messages
- Comprehensive source code documentation and wiki
- Thorough guide to help mitigate any security risks as a result of improper use
- Project is currently alpha, the goal is a beta release by September