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#Pidpilne is now provides #RSS subscriptions for the podcast section: https://codeberg.org/YGGverse/pidpilne/commit/9baca7e3e537adaf4f5155fb9e1d5660c0187be0

Yet another updates:
* ram/ section renamed to news/ (still tmp)
* static/ section renamed to history/ (still static)

http://[202:68d0:f0d5:b88d:1d1a:555e:2f6b:3148]:8000/podcast - #Yggdrasil
http://[505:6847:c778:61a1:5c6d:e802:d291:8191]:8000/podcast - #Mycelium
http://mrkssh4b2qkrf5hl4yxrwbtuowbmjugozaa7emaybnokw5jtcydq.b32.i2p/podcast - #I2P

implement rss subscriptions · 9baca7e3e5

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YGGverse 1d ago

Lorenz Leutgeb: We got a new release of cypheraddr a few days ago, and I just rebased Patches > ec8bf7a2: #I2P Support. I encourage all the I2P enthusiasts to try it out ASAP, so that we can hopefully get some feedback before the next release from y'all.

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onlinepersona 1d ago

Could the solution LLM traffic be hosting websites on I2P?

https://programming.dev/post/48526701

Could the solution LLM traffic be hosting websites on I2P? - programming.dev

People’s websites get pummeled by LLM companies scraping the web. I bet they don’t use nor scrape I2P though. Would using eepsites be a remedy?

hetzlemmingsworld 2d ago

Which I2P ports one needs to open/forward?

https://lemmings.world/post/43949085

Which I2P ports one needs to open/forward? - Lemmings.world

/etc/i2pd/i2pd.conf contains number of listening ports configuration (actually 10 or more when you look for “port”). Which ones should I open in firewall so other people can connect my node? Excluding ones that are meant for management of my node. I manage the node only locally.

Heyla Apr 1

Dans 6 mois, c'est la fin d'Internet LIBRE tel qu'on connaît

Etes vous prêt•e a surfer dans l'illégalité ? A aller bous renseigner chez nos camarades russes pour apprendre a éviter la censure ?

#vpn #tor #i2p #freenet #hyphanet #briar #crypto #nostr #p2p #tailscale

CAVOK Apr 1

OTRv4+ – A post‑quantum OTR client for IRC that runs on a phone over I2P

https://lemmy.world/post/45042507

OTRv4+ – A post‑quantum OTR client for IRC that runs on a phone over I2P - Lemmy.World

From that other site… ‐----------- Hi everyone, I’ve been working on a project called OTRv4+ – an OTRv4 client that adds post‑quantum cryptography to every layer of the protocol. It’s a single‑file Python app (with three small C extensions) that runs on IRC, supports I2P/Tor, and even runs on a phone via Termux. Why post‑quantum? If a quantum computer breaks X448 tomorrow, your past and future messages are still protected. The key exchange uses Triple X448 + ML‑KEM‑1024, authentication uses Ed448 ring signatures + ML‑DSA‑87, and the ratchet brace key rotates via fresh ML‑KEM‑1024 at every DH epoch. All symmetric crypto uses SHA‑3 / AES‑256‑GCM, which are quantum‑resistant at the symmetric level. What makes it different? · No liboqs – I used OpenSSL 3.5+ native FIPS 203/204 providers for ML‑KEM and ML‑DSA. · Single‑file Python (~12k lines) – the whole protocol is in one file to make auditing easier. · 224 tests – covering ratchet torture, state forks, wire format fuzzing, and everything in between. · Runs on Termux – I tested it on my phone with I2P on Libera.Chat. Comparison with Signal PQXDH Signal’s PQXDH adds ML‑KEM to the handshake but explicitly says “Authentication in PQXDH is not quantum‑secure”. OTRv4+ uses ML‑DSA‑87 to make authentication post‑quantum as well – at the cost of losing PQ deniability (a known open problem). I think it’s a worthwhile trade‑off for IRC where deniability is less critical. If you want to try it: · Git clone: https://github.com/muc111/OTRv4Plus [https://github.com/muc111/OTRv4Plus] · Requires Python 3.9+, OpenSSL 3.5+, and a C compiler. · Works on Termux, Linux, probably other Unix‑likes. · Supports I2P, Tor, and clearnet with auto‑detection from the hostname. Feedback / Contributions I’d love to get your thoughts – issues, pull requests, or just a “hey, this works on my setup”. If you’re interested in a commercial license for proprietary use, please open an issue with the label commercial-license. Cheers!