Cool, though bittorrent's migration away from F/OSS implantations makes claims of security impossible to audit. I know I am not the first person to criticize that shift; indeed despite your organization's recent round of layoffs, I knew people who left long before over such things. And quite rightly. There are already protocols with multiple client implementations which offer end to end encryption with perfect forward secrecy and have source available to audit such as SILC and OTR. Indeed, I even released and encrypted VM last year showcasing how one can tunnel OTR over SILC, for those who are too inexperienced to know how to do such things themselves. Good luck! I hope you go back to having open source implementations in the future. As it stands, last I looked, BitTorrent inc does not even use a signed developer certificate from Apple and your uTorrent client cannot be installed on OS X without making a Gatekeeper exception, which is very poor form. I have increasingly fewer reasons to trust BitTorrent personally and would advise others to be more mindful of the codebases they adopt that are "free" yet unavailable for peer scrutiny. On Wednesday, May 13, 2015, Adam Munich <adam(a)aperture.systems> wrote: _______________________________________________ sudo-discuss mailing list sudo-discuss(a)lists.sudoroom.org https://lists.sudoroom.org/listinfo/sudo-discuss