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BeeBEEP is a secure (encryption based on Rijndael Algorithm, AES) peer to peer office messenger. You can talk and send files with all your colleagues inside a local area network such of an office, home or internet cafe without a server. BeeBEEP works also with VPNs. This serverless application is indispensable in all those places where privacy and security an essential requirement. For more info visit: https://www.beebeep.net

Does not work because there is no master server! A P2P Messenger which uses JXTA. It provides secure RSA/AES end-to-end encryption and VoIP-Capabilities.

Underground IM is a free Java Instant Messaging solution. Both a client and a server are available. Underground IM is open source software distributed free of charge under the terms of the GNU General Public License. *Public Server: 64.94.101.216:5632

PeerBox is the first fully functional P2P messaging system. Messages travel directly between machines via SSH over Tor Hidden Services. No central server, no intermediary, no account required. Local data is encrypted in AES-256 via gocryptfs with self-destruct after five failed password attempts. Messages are signed and encrypted with GPG. Only explicitly accepted contacts can reach you, making spam structurally impossible. Runs on Debian-based distros with a fully automated installer....