Streembit

Streembit, right to privacy, NSA surveillance

Streembit is a tool to preserve privacy and secure IoT devices

Posted by T. Z. Pardi on March 1, 2016

We have been receiving questions and comments in regard to whether it is appropriate or not to design a secure communication tools such as Streembit when governments try to protect citizens from terrorists, and in order to do that the communication of criminals, terrorists (as well as law abiding citizens)... [Read More]

State of Streembit

We have just started Streembit. Our aim is to improve the system and create a more robust, secure and usable software.

Posted by T. Z. Pardi on February 28, 2016

We have created and made available for download the very first version of Streembit. This project aims to deliver a solution that no one has done before: a fully open sourced, completely free, decentralised, peer to peer communication system. This is so that people and businesses can keep their... [Read More]

System architecture

Explains the public and private network configurations of Streembit

Posted by T. Z. Pardi on February 27, 2016

The system forms a decentralized peer to peer overlay network to manage connections between human and Internet of Things peers. The participants in the network are the peer nodes. The peer to peer network is scalable and an unlimited number of nodes can participate in the network. The system performs... [Read More]

Corporations, the ecosystem and privacy

Decentralized systems can protect data from both government and cyber criminals

Posted by T. Z. Pardi on February 26, 2016

Apple, Google and WhatsApp did what they could by standing up for privacy and opposing to the latest compliance requests of the FBI. Apple CEO Tim Cook has gone as far as a law abiding citizen can go with his statement. The problem is the extent of how... [Read More]

Can terrorists use Streembit?

The moral dilemma, should we stop designing open source software if terrorists and criminals use it?

Posted by T. Z. Pardi on February 25, 2016

What about terrorists, can they use Streembit? The reality is, terrorists can use all open source as well as proprietary software. The developers of Streembit are libertarians and certainly don’t subscribe to terrorist agendas. Our values and what we believe in couldn’t be farther from the murderous culture adopted by... [Read More]

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