But it would be better to have Linphone IM Encryption included in the binary packages, then have the option to enable it like you did with ZRTP.
If you have any documentation about this personalised protocol it would be fine
There is also problem with the chat, if you use ZRTP that means that the transfer after negotiation will be by SRTP which doesn't guaranty the delivery in case for example of a transfer of a picture! (I have often a very slow connection)
على 13 نوف,
2015 ص 08:22، كتب Sylvain Berfini:
Hi,
The website limeprotocol.org has nothing to do with the LIME encryption we are using to encrypt chat messages.
Our LIME stands for (Linphone Instant Messaging Encryption) and is not a standard, it just uses ZRTP (which is a standard, rfc 6189).
Cheers.
Sylvain Berfini
Software Engineer @ Belledonne Communications
Le 12/11/2015 20:05, Nick Briggs a écrit :
Try limeprotocol.org <http://limeprotocol.org> -- it's the 2nd item if you google: lime protocol encryption.
-- Nick
On Nov 12, 2015, at 10:55 AM, محيي الدين <address@hidden <mailto:address@hidden>> wrote:
Hello Johan,
Thank you for the explanation, I will try to build the package and see it Wireshark!
However, I made a google search on Lime protocol but found nothing, could you give a link to the RFC like or any detailed document about this protocol?
Thank you :)
على 12 نوف, 2015 ص 08:55، كتب Johan Pascal:
Hi,
Lime is end to end encryption, using material generated through a previous ZRTP voice call. If your wireshark trace showed you plain text message, it means Lime is not set up correctly.
Yes it is also available on android and desktop. Same modification in the configuration file, --enable-lime as configure argument for Desktop build.
johan
On 11/11/15 20:14, محيي الدين wrote:
Hello people,
However, I consider encrypted chat like in real world, I mean end-to-end encryption, which is not what I have seen in the test I made using Wireshark, it is only a TLS channel.
It is not really encryption if the server has the ability to decrypt the messages between two people!
على 11 نوف, 2015 م 06:37، كتب Liviu Andronic:
On Wed, Nov 11, 2015 at 11:11 AM, Johan Pascal
<address@hidden> wrote:
Hi,Can/Is chat also encrypted on Android and Desktop Linphone?
chat encryption (lime) build is enabled by default on recent iOS source
code. You must also enable it before build in the configuration files :
./Resources/linphonerc-factory~ipad
./Resources/linphonerc-factory
by setting
lime=1
in the [sip] section.
There is no indication in the UI that the chat is encrypted, it may be
implemented one day.
Regards,
Liviu
regards,
johan
On 10/11/15 12:06, Mounika A wrote:
Hi
How to enable encryption and decryption feature in chatting.Chatting secure
with Zrtp encryption? if zrtp codes is enabled in app.
How can we identify the encryption and decryption process while we are
chatting between two users on linphone source code in iOS
Thanks ,
Mounika.A
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