systemli.orgNon-commercial provider of privacy friendly communication. Without surveillance.
Published on 10. December 2019 - 15:00
Recently, our users have received an increased amount of questions for invite codes from unknown people. The senders even promised money and access to software exploits in exchange for invite codes and explain in detail how to find them. This is an attack by spammers who want to abuse our non-commercial mail service for their business. These action transgress our terms of services and we won’t tolerate them.
Published on 25. November 2019 - 12:00
On November 27th 2019 from 04:00AM (UTC+1) onwards, Etherpad will be unavailable for one hour. This is due to necessary maintenance work.
Published on 07. November 2019 - 10:00
On November 15th 2019 from 5:00pm (UTC+1) onwards, some of our services (cloud, some websites and jabber) will be unavailable for some hours. This is due to necessary maintenance work.
Published on 12. September 2019 - 02:00
After longer internal testing, as of today we publicly offer encrypted Schleuder lists to groups and organizations for secure internal communication. Schleuder lists are special because incoming and outgoing mails are OpenPGP encrypted.
Schleuder mailing lists are slightly more complex than normal mailing lists to use and maintain. In return, they protect the content of mails from snoopy eyes on it’s way through the internet. All subscribers should know how to use OpenPGP encryption for mails.
Published on 23. August 2019 - 07:00
Systemli is a left-wing network and technics-collective. We support emancipatory groups and individuals with technical infrastructure and know-how, in our spare time. This explicitly doesn’t include free speech apologists or crypto market liberals. Therefore, we published our terms of services a while ago. Thereby, we aim to demonstrate for which projects we engage and in what scope.
Published on 19. July 2019 - 14:00
We have increased the password security in the most recent version of our user portals.
If you set a new password, it is automatically tested against the password database of “Have I been pwned”.
First, your password “test” is transformed with SHA-1 hash function to “a94a8
