{"text": "Did you know that PGP private key can be backdoored? Did you know that E2EE messengers are often using this backdoor? The key generation is relied on a pseudo-random number generator which is basically a math formula that takes a seed and produces a series of numbers. If the seed number is the same - the private key will be exactly same. Reproducible. **simplified** So to make your private key backdoored (like in Telegram and some other messengers), they are making this seed number predictable. Yes, technically your conversation is encrypted end-to-end. But knowing what seed was used to generate these keys, they could easily reproduce it and decrypt your conversation. Don't rely on E2EE apps. Control your private key with your own software and hands."}
{"text": We're going to release a Zero-Trust Messaging Protocol (ZTMP) which allows users of Teletor to communicate fully private with no compromise. ZTMP is a simple public HTTP API on Teletor's host, that provides a list of your contacts, their PGP keys and takes a role of a transport layer for encrypted chunks. Anyone could write their own client application (desktop or mobile), that connects to Teletor's API via Tor proxy and encrypts every message they send for good. It works, because your private key remains private and under your control forever. It never comes out of your device and is generated the way you like to avoid seed freeze / key interception attacks. It works, because your message verbatim never leaves your device. Read more on official channel in Teletor: http://teletorbv53nfqooqoll5qhodvnxs2zc37hteemchtrmtpq7tyqaq6yd.onion/@teletor_news}