Silent Circle Instant Messaging Protocol - Revision history

Dan Tobias at 19:15, 18 May 2013

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Dan Tobias at 05:11, 6 February 2013

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Dan Tobias at 05:10, 6 February 2013

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The '''Silent Circle Instant Messaging Protocol''' is one of the encrypted protocols supported by the Silent Circle service, which offers the ability to exchange messages with others privately without anybody (including the operators of the service) knowing their contents, and with the added feature that the messages can be made to self-destruct after a particular time interval (like the messages in ''Mission Impossible'').

The protocol is able to work with a number of data formats including [[JSON]] and [[XML]], and currently the Silent Circle service uses [[JSON]] (wrapped in an encrypted layer). The messages can then be transmitted over a message transport such as [[XMPP]] (Jabber).

== Documentation and Links ==
* [https://silentcircle.com/static/download/SCIMP%20paper.pdf Paper describing protocol]
* [https://silentcircle.com/web/technology/ Silent Circle technology page]
* [https://silentcircle.com/ Silent Circle home page]

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 The '''Silent Circle Instant Messaging Protocol''' is one of the encrypted protocols supported by the Silent Circle service, which offers the ability to exchange messages with others privately without anybody (including the operators of the service) knowing their contents, and with the added feature that the messages can be made to self-destruct after a particular time interval (like the messages in ''Mission Impossible'').
-(Of course, messages that have self-destructed, assuming that the protocol works as intended without any way of defeating it, will be unavailable for the archivists of the future at whom this site is intended!)
+(Of course, messages that have self-destructed, assuming that the protocol works as intended without any way of defeating it, will be unavailable for the archivists of the future at whom this site is aimed!)
 The protocol is able to work with a number of data formats including [[JSON]] and [[XML]], and currently the Silent Circle service uses [[JSON]] (wrapped in an encrypted layer). The messages can then be transmitted over a message transport such as [[XMPP]] (Jabber).

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	The '''Silent Circle Instant Messaging Protocol''' is one of the encrypted protocols supported by the Silent Circle service, which offers the ability to exchange messages with others privately without anybody (including the operators of the service) knowing their contents, and with the added feature that the messages can be made to self-destruct after a particular time interval (like the messages in ''Mission Impossible'').		The '''Silent Circle Instant Messaging Protocol''' is one of the encrypted protocols supported by the Silent Circle service, which offers the ability to exchange messages with others privately without anybody (including the operators of the service) knowing their contents, and with the added feature that the messages can be made to self-destruct after a particular time interval (like the messages in ''Mission Impossible'').
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		+	(Of course, messages that have self-destructed, assuming that the protocol works as intended without any way of defeating it, will be unavailable for the archivists of the future at whom this site is intended!)

	The protocol is able to work with a number of data formats including [[JSON]] and [[XML]], and currently the Silent Circle service uses [[JSON]] (wrapped in an encrypted layer). The messages can then be transmitted over a message transport such as [[XMPP]] (Jabber).		The protocol is able to work with a number of data formats including [[JSON]] and [[XML]], and currently the Silent Circle service uses [[JSON]] (wrapped in an encrypted layer). The messages can then be transmitted over a message transport such as [[XMPP]] (Jabber).