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End-to-end security in messages

End-to-end security is supported for ZRTP calls. This major version adds end-to-end security also to secure messages.

Every client has an asymmetric keypair used to encrypt/decrypt messages via NaCl box model. 

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 is the keyserver providing public keys to clients.

 


Read notification

Users can receive a read-notification, knowing whether and when their secure message has been read. Feature can be enable in application settings or via provisioning profile by system administrator

 

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This version carries a User Interface redesign of clients and server, plus many new devices and OS version support.

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SIP Trunks Integration

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OS platform

Version 16.0 brings a brand new core OS platform: legacy OS core based on Fedora Core has been replaced by CentOS 7, with a stable, robust, reliable distribution.

High Availability

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 => SIP PBX => GSM device in clear. This call is a crypto-to-clear scenario and there is no way to notify the unsecure call to the caller. These PBXes can now be marked as untrusted: before bridging the crypto-to-clear call, both participants will hear an audio security disclaimer warning them that the call could be not  secure. now supports HA cluster in Active/Passive configuration, to gain more reliability and lower downtime due to failures or maintenance.

Activation code

System administrator has a clear view of licenses, including single client and temporary one used to manage transient users.

Web administration console layout has been revised to improve usability, splitting daily maintenance tasks from extraordinary tasks required rarely or during system setup.