Re: Voice Encryption

["Marc-André Laverdière" <marcandre.laverdiere () gmail com>]

Hi,

I only know of WengoPhone and Skype that offer encrypted VoIP.

For your specific use case, I'm not sure what are your options, but it
sounds like a novel thing in the public sphere (no doubt some
governments have such a system). In theory, any good key handshake
mechanism (stick to the big names) and a good stream cipher could do
the trick for you. You could probably build a prototype quickly using
open source APIs.

On Tue, Sep 23, 2008 at 3:32 PM, Kelly Keeton <kellyrkeeton () gmail com> wrote:
> Is there any software that will encrypt voice on the fly? I know there
> is PGPfone but that's for use with a existing VoIP Phone product.
>
> My use case is.. if I want software to encode my voice in software on
> a laptop over a POTS or Cellular phone do decrypt via far end software
> and phone. I understand the limitations to some of this due to the
> audio spectrum available on the equipment but not asking if its
> possible more, is there software that (ideally opensource) that will
> do this?
>
> -Kelly



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