pyChat
A simple Python encrypted and anonymous chat application written using sockets. (by f0lg0)
PIAR
Custom chatting platform with End-To-End encryption similar to regular IRC's. This project is open source designed to be anonymous and secure. (by ItsNotAyPle)
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pyChat
Posts with mentions or reviews of pyChat.
We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives
and similar projects. The last one was on 2022-01-03.
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A custom chatting room IRC like software with end-to-end encryption
I've developed a similar program a while ago and some things came to my mind while looking at your code: using Pickle to serialize messages could lead to code injection, but that's really based on how unsafely you handle serialized objects. In my application I had decided to use JSON to avoid those kind of vulnerabilities. Another thing is, it seems that you are using a fixed buffer size of 5kb to stream data... What if the message sent exceeds that size? A solution (also implemented in my app) could be prepending the message size to the actual message, so you can parse the first bytes to get the size and then stream as long as you need. I gave a really quick look at the code as I'm on mobile so correct me if I've missed something. Keep it up!
PIAR
Posts with mentions or reviews of PIAR.
We have used some of these posts to build our list of alternatives
and similar projects. The last one was on 2022-01-03.
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A custom chatting room IRC like software with end-to-end encryption
This isn't directly hacking but i think it's still related. The idea is that you and your hacker friends or really anyone can talk about anything with privacy and full encryption. I made a post awhile back on here with a similar project but that one was very spaghetti and rough - wasn't secure aswell. If you can contribute any code that would be greatly appreciated because i'm quite spaghetti. This project is no-where near done and still requires a lot of work but i'm hoping people a lot smarter than me can help build this tool. I'm sure software like this already exists but i haven't done my research. I know Signal already exists and it's not really meant to be a competitor but just another tool. https://github.com/ItsNotAyPle/PIAR
Hello all. This isn't directly about hacking and may get removed but i still think it's somewhere along the lines. I've been working on this software for a few days now. It's quite rough around the edges and still needs a lot of work. If anyone can contribute some code to it then it would be greatly appreciated. I'm sure software like this already exists but it's still a fun learning project. I urge you to point out mistakes and laugh at my code... it's quite spaghetti. https://github.com/ItsNotAyPle/PIAR
What are some alternatives?
When comparing pyChat and PIAR you can also consider the following projects:
Reddit_ChatBot_Python - an event-driven chatbot library for reddit chatrooms