[clue-tech] Re: CLUE jabber server?

[Sean LeBlanc]

On 12-15 09:39, Adam bultman wrote:
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> The company I work for uses jabber both for control (but not
> necessarily monitoring) as well as security.  With Jabber, we can use
> SSL to encrypt our traffic and pass sensitive information without fear
> of anything leaking into the ether and having someone else "see" it.
> IT makes life much easier.
> 
> I also (for some reason) installed "gaim-encryption", which will do
> end-to-end encryption (although only myself and one other person
> actually use it).

Yeah, I wonder if there is/will be a legal requirement to log conversations
if it's used for company business - like email.

Internal Jabber servers (and similar products) can be compared to a
company's PBX system. Except for colocated offices, you don't route calls
out to the phone company and back to someone else's desk. Without installing
your own, that's effectively what you do for AIM, MSN and Yahoo.

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