After a long time with just minor things and bugfixes, today there is a big update.
Today was the “We encrypt our connection network” day. Many many XMPP Server Administrators participated and encrypted their connections, and refused unencrypted connections.
And XMPP.net set up a testing page for Serveradmins to test their servers. Well… Is-a-furry.org had a good A. With a score of 100, 90, 90 and 90. After I changed the certificate against one with a 4096 Bit encryption and changed some other variables and upgraded the serverconfiguration, Is-a-furry.org has now a “better” A. 100, 100, 9o, 90.
Anyways. I could easily change everything to a 100 overall, but then there would be some very serious connection problems. 100 overall cuts off many old clients and then many users would have to change to other clients.
This is the “safe as it can be” without cutting off half of the users. I hope you can live with that. But see by yourself:
https://xmpp.net/result.php?id=10531
Google (again):
Why is Google not accessable through is-a-furry.org? It’s simple: Google gives a shit on safe communication.
Google is as hypocrite as fuck. On one hand, they are “pissed” about that the NSA and other secret services try to spy/spied on their internal Datastreams. (From Servercenter to server center) But they are do nothing about to encrypt their XMPP Servers. It is a problem for them to implement and add encryption to their Serversoftware? Seriously? A Company like GOOGLE which programs software like Chrome, or Google earth is not able to add a Simple SSL/TLS encryption to an OPEN and DOCUMENTED Standard?
Google does not care about. And I don’t see any reason to give them a hand. Yes. Ignoring google maybe cuts off thousands of users from is-a-furry.org. But I am not willing to create a weak spot in the encryption chain for google. Google says they will encrypt their service. And as soon as they do this, they can connect to is-a-furry.org.