soc.octade.net is a Fediverse instance that uses the ActivityPub protocol. In other words, users at this host can communicate with people that use software like Mastodon, Pleroma, Friendica, etc. all around the world.

This server runs the snac software and there is no automatic sign-up process.

Admin email
social@octade.net

Search results for tag #opensource

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[?]ISC.org » 🌐
@iscdotorg@fosstodon.org

The EC is working on more detailed guidance about how the CRA will work in practice. After lots of input from many of our open source colleagues, they have issued a draft. There are substantial improvements to the guidance around open source.
The EC has opened a 4-week public comment period on this new document, it would be a good time to read it and comment, if you haven't.

ec.europa.eu/info/law/better-r

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    [?]Blue Ghost » 🌐
    @blueghost@mastodon.online

    Delta Chat is a messaging platform that works over email.

    Setup is similar to a email client.
    Messaging is decentralized and interoperable.

    Supports end-to-end encryption via PGP.
    PGP encryption keys are created automatically.

    Default desktop client is based on Electron.
    Electron is based on the Google Chromium web browser.

    Website: delta.chat
    Mastodon: @delta

    Delta Chat logo.

    Alt...Delta Chat logo.

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      [?]queelius » 🌐
      @queelius@mastodon.social

      I built pagevault, a tool that turns any file into a self-contained encrypted HTML page. PDFs, images, whole websites, encrypted into a single .html you can email or host anywhere. Decrypts in the browser via Web Crypto API, no backend needed.

      Chunked encryption handles 100+ MB files without choking the browser. Each chunk gets its own script tag, decrypted sequentially, then removed from the DOM for GC.

      metafunctor.com/post/2026-02-1

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        [?]Blue Ghost » 🌐
        @blueghost@mastodon.online

        Cryptomator is a client-side encryption tool for cloud storage services.

        Data protected via AES-256 encryption.
        Individual and business features.
        Managed and self-hosted options.

        ENCRYPTED

        File content.
        File/Folder name.

        NOT ENCRYPTED

        File/Folder access/creation/modification timestamp.
        Number of files/folders in a folder/vault.
        File size.

        Website: cryptomator.org
        Mastodon: @cryptomator

        Cryptomator logo.

        Alt...Cryptomator logo.

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          [?]DigitalEscapeTools » 🌐
          @xabd@mastodon.social

          hat.sh lets you encrypt files locally in your browser using modern cryptography — nothing is uploaded or stored.

          Perfect for securing files before sharing or using cloud storage. Open-source and self-hostable.

          👉 github.com/sh-dv/hat.sh

          👉 More tools like this : digital-escape-tools-phi.verce

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            [?]OCTADE » 🌐
            @octade@soc.octade.net

            NEWSCARD: Decentralized, Encrypted Paste Bin via Usenet Newsgroups

            NEWSCARD Publish and fetch permanent named records via Network News

            Newscard creates a decentralized, encrypted, named record paste bin.

            [git repo] https://codeberg.org/OCTADE/newscard (use most recent version only)

            With a single command, name the card, snarf the file and encrypt it.

            With another command, push the encrypted file to the public network.

            With another short command, snarf a file from the network.

            Only users knowing the name [key] of the record will be able to decrypt it.

            If a strong passphrase is used to name the file, it will be very secure.

            This is useful for quickly snarfing, encrypting, and publishing a text file:

            $~: card enc [passphrase] [file]
            $~: card put [passphrase]

            It is useful for retrieving a text file with just a key:

            $~: card get [passphrase]
            $~: card show [passphrase]

            If and when you want the general public to access the record just share the keyword.

            Newscard uses nine (9) (NINE) layers of encryption with OpenSSL chacha20 cipher.

            Newscard generates 9 each of: cipher keys, salts, key iteration parameters.

            It would be nice if something like this were added to the ActivityPub protocol, such that keyword[@]host.url would do the same thing. Then secret text records could be stored securely for later retrieval or revelation.

            @infostorm@a.gup.pe @crypto@a.gup.pe @infosec@a.gup.pe @selfhosting@a.gup.pe

            Playing card of the Jack of Clubs. The Jack is a moustached man in a black top hat and suit in a oval center cameo. The colors are inverted so that everything on the face is black except the lines which are white, like a charcoal cutout picture., giving it a retro digital appearance mixed with retro handicraft vibes.

            Alt...Playing card of the Jack of Clubs. The Jack is a moustached man in a black top hat and suit in a oval center cameo. The colors are inverted so that everything on the face is black except the lines which are white, like a charcoal cutout picture., giving it a retro digital appearance mixed with retro handicraft vibes.

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              [?]OCTADE » 🌐
              @octade@soc.octade.net

              NEWSCARD: Decentralized, Encrypted Paste Bin via Usenet Newsgroups

              NEWSCARD Publish and fetch permanent named records via Network News

              Newscard creates a decentralized, encrypted, named record paste bin.

              [git repo] https://codeberg.org/OCTADE/newscard (use most recent version only)

              With a single command, name the card, snarf the file and encrypt it.

              With another command, push the encrypted file to the public network.

              With another short command, snarf a file from the network.

              Only users knowing the name [key] of the record will be able to decrypt it.

              If a strong passphrase is used to name the file, it will be very secure.

              This is useful for quickly snarfing, encrypting, and publishing a text file:

              $~: card enc [passphrase] [file]
              $~: card put [passphrase]

              It is useful for retrieving a text file with just a key:

              $~: card get [passphrase]
              $~: card show [passphrase]

              If and when you want the general public to access the record just share the keyword.

              Newscard uses nine (9) (NINE) layers of encryption with OpenSSL chacha20 cipher.

              Newscard generates 9 each of: cipher keys, salts, key iteration parameters.

              It would be nice if something like this were added to the ActivityPub protocol, such that keyword[@]host.url would do the same thing. Then secret text records could be stored securely for later retrieval or revelation.

              @infostorm@a.gup.pe @crypto@a.gup.pe @infosec@a.gup.pe

              Playing card of the Jack of Clubs. The Jack is a moustached man in a black top hat and suit in a oval center cameo. The colors are inverted so that everything on the face is black except the lines which are white, like a charcoal cutout picture., giving it a retro digital appearance mixed with retro handicraft vibes.

              Alt...Playing card of the Jack of Clubs. The Jack is a moustached man in a black top hat and suit in a oval center cameo. The colors are inverted so that everything on the face is black except the lines which are white, like a charcoal cutout picture., giving it a retro digital appearance mixed with retro handicraft vibes.

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                [?]OCTADE » 🌐
                @octade@soc.octade.net

                NEWSCARD: Decentralized, Encrypted Paste Bin via Usenet Newsgroups

                NEWSCARD Publish and fetch permanent named records via Network News

                Newscard creates a decentralized, encrypted, named record paste bin.

                [git repo] https://codeberg.org/OCTADE/newscard (use most recent version only)

                With a single command, name the card, snarf the file and encrypt it.

                With another command, push the encrypted file to the public network.

                With another short command, snarf a file from the network.

                Only users knowing the name [key] of the record will be able to decrypt it.

                If a strong passphrase is used to name the file, it will be very secure.

                This is useful for quickly snarfing, encrypting, and publishing a text file:

                $~: card enc [passphrase] [file]
                $~: card put [passphrase]

                It is useful for retrieving a text file with just a key:

                $~: card get [passphrase]
                $~: card show [passphrase]

                If and when you want the general public to access the record just share the keyword.

                Newscard uses nine (9) (NINE) layers of encryption with OpenSSL chacha20 cipher.

                Newscard generates 9 each of: cipher keys, salts, key iteration parameters.

                It would be nice if something like this were added to the ActivityPub protocol, such that keyword[@]host.url would do the same thing. Then secret text records could be stored securely for later retrieval or revelation.

                @infostorm@a.gup.pe @usenet@lemmy.world @crypto@a.gup.pe @infosec@a.gup.pe

                Playing card of the Jack of Clubs. The Jack is a moustached man in a black top hat and suit in a oval center cameo. The colors are inverted so that everything on the face is black except the lines which are white, like a charcoal cutout picture., giving it a retro digital appearance mixed with retro handicraft vibes.

                Alt...Playing card of the Jack of Clubs. The Jack is a moustached man in a black top hat and suit in a oval center cameo. The colors are inverted so that everything on the face is black except the lines which are white, like a charcoal cutout picture., giving it a retro digital appearance mixed with retro handicraft vibes.