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(1) Software that generates a customized, secure Linux distribution (Debian, ArchLinux, Kali, ...) for your Chromebook. (2) Images for download, to save you the trouble. (3) More to come...
The continuation (aka fork) of the 0.5 Freenet opennet network. FCON allows anonymous, distributed, encrypted messaging and file transfers. This project aims to improve the overall usability and security of the Freenet 0.5 network.
Etile Meat P2P (Programmer 2 Programmer) will be a peer to peer style application for developers. File sharing is done over a GnuTella style network with the security and reliablility of FreeNet. EMP2P is the next generation of P2P networks.
FriendShare was a private and anonymous overlay "friend to friend" P2P based on Napshare. Now we recommend the use of the following F2F P2P: GNUnet, freenet, oneswarm, turtle . Please see https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Friend-to-friend
Freemail enables secure, anonymous, two-party communication over
Freenet. The use of flexible channel initiation protocols and secure message transport allows allows cultivation of anonymous identities with reliable reputations.
ANet is a peer-to-peer networking protocol that implements an anonymous distributed network. With a common framework, it allows to do things similar to Gnutella, Freenet, "chat rooms", file transfer protocols, newsgroups, and so on.
The goal of the Everything Over Freenet project is to make all interesting internet protocols work over Freenet. Anonymous and decentralized mail, news, chat, and lots of other things will soon be yours.
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The end goal of the FreeMess Project is to produce a cryptographically secure, pseudonymous, cross-platform peer-to-peer Instant Messenger service, piggybacking on FreeNet (http://freenet.sourceforge.net) as a distributed filesystem to hold user data.
EFP aims to create embedded Freenet clients. It's ultimate goal is to provide a stable enough protocol that can be scaled to hundreds, perhaps thousands of embedded devices working off a one or two nodes.
FreeSQL is an attempt to build a SQL layer for Freenet, so that you can use Freenet as the storage component for SQL-based applications. Implemented (for now) in perl, it strives for total SQL compliance, so that any SQL-based app can be ported to Freenet