Retroshare Instant Messenger

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Retroshare Instant Messenger

Retroshare 0.30
Latest release: 0.30pr 6b / March 21, 2007
OS: Microsoft Windows, Linux
Use: Instant messaging peer-to-peer file sharing
License: GNU Lesser General Public License
Website: http://retroshare.sf.net

Retroshare Instant Messenger is a F2F private sharing and chat peer to peer network which allows to share information with only friends (so it is a so calld friend-to-friend network) and gives reliable identification and authentication of trusted friends (using RSA keys). It is a decentralised (serverless), open source, social sharing network designed for friends with no dependencies on any corporate server system.

An introduction scheme to bootstrap to friends over a distributed hash table (DHT), which connects to the friends and facilitates network growth by easy connecting. Friends of Friends never connect.

Because a direct connection is made with encryeption to trusted friends only, it is a fast and safe transfer of files.

Encrypted communication, ensuring all shared information is known only to the user and his trusted friends (neighbour peers).

A communication platform which can potentially support services such as secure email to all of the friends, file sharing, video or VOIP.

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