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Thank You to the Internet Society

On December 20th 2013 the XSF received some very exciting news, to end what had already been a great year - ISOC were awarding the XMPP community an incredibly generous gift to help support the work we are doing in improving privacy and security.

In their own words:

“The Internet Society ...

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Posted by bear on February, 12, 2014 - filed under misc

XMPP Summit 15

The 15th Summit is fast approaching!

On January 30th and 31st 2014 we will be meeting to talk about all things XSF and XMPP. The rough agenda is being worked on and we are also in the final stages of getting information about hotels.

To keep current about the details ...

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Posted by bear on January, 10, 2014 - filed under misc

Security Test Day is tomorrow 4 Jan 2014

Tomorrow many of the folks who run public (and some that run private) facing XMPP servers will be doing a ubiquitous security test of the XMPP network.

Like the IPv6 test days, on the 4th January XMPP server operators are turning on TLS encryption for s2s and c2s connections and ...

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Posted by bear on January, 03, 2014 - filed under misc

Membership Application Period for Q4 2013 has begun

Alex has started the membership application process for Q4 2013.

Members whose renewals are up this quarter will need to file new applications by December 31st 2013.

The list of those who need to renew can be found at 2013 Q4 membership applications.

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Posted by bear on December, 24, 2013 - filed under misc

XSF will be present at FOSDEM 2014

The XSF will once again be attending FOSDEM 2014 and we will showcase the latest developments in bringing XMPP into the browser as a first class citizen and demonstrating how XMPP can be used in today's world.

We will also explore and demonstrate how XMPP can be used to ...

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Posted by bear on December, 18, 2013 - filed under misc

Security Test Day - it's fast approaching

In just 34 days the first full test run of ubiquitous security on the XMPP network will be attempted by many service operators.

Like the IPv6 test days, on the 4th January XMPP server operators are turning on TLS encryption for s2s and c2s connections and testing to see what ...

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Posted by bear on November, 30, 2013 - filed under misc

Ubiquitous XMPP Encryption - test day 01

Simon posted on the jdev mailing list a great reminder about the upcoming test day quoted below:

"We owe it to our user's to provide secure communications" - St Peter.

To achieve ubiquitous encryption between clients and servers on XMPP, we're doing a phased approach similar to the ipv6 ...

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Posted by bear on November, 20, 2013 - filed under misc

XMPP and IoT event 14 November 2013

Joachim is in the US (San Francisco specifically) and would love to get together with anyone from the XMPP and/or IoT community!

His original goal was to attend the Doing IoT with XMPP meetup. Either way you should poke him on the members@ mailing list to at least find ...

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Posted by bear on November, 13, 2013 - filed under misc

XMPP Ubiquitous Encryption - a manifesto

Peter Saint-Andre has created a Manifest for others to join, debate and discuss about a plan for upgrading the XMPP network to always-on, mandatory, ubiquitous encryption.

https://github.com/stpeter/manifesto

To quote Peter:

In short: we owe it to those who use XMPP technologies to improve the security of ...

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Posted by bear on November, 07, 2013 - filed under misc

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