VOIP

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  how we store passwords (using bcrypt)

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  accept request

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  send request

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  signin

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  signup

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  how keys are transfered after intitial connection

Although VOIP has been there for a long time and a lot of softwares use it. But there is a difference in the implementation of every VOIP. Mainly encryption difference is there. Our software uses hybrid encryption of AES and RSA which makes it highly secure. We generate public and private keys on the client side and only public key is passed to server and stored. Private key is not even stored in session. It is on client side completely, so it is nearly impossible to hack the local system of user.

As everyone knows, data breaches news has been increasing in the recent years. One main issue is Backdoors. According to information leaked by Edward Snowden, Skype had a backdoor which allowed microsoft to take over the data and share it with NSA. similarly Facebook can have a backdoor to whatswapp calls. They possibly can have who know?.

But our system is so secure even we cannot include the backdoor in it as private key is not shared with server.

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