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      <title>Secure communication: Pond</title>
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      <description>The Pond is asynchronous, encrypted, forward-secure messaging application written by  in Go programming language. The Pond’s graphic interface looks like an email client from the early 90s, but under the surface it’s doing a good job protecting end-to-end communication using common hipster state of the art encryption protocol. To be honest, I had some hard time make its source code running so I have created a guide  for you. Let’s analyze it a little bit more.</description>
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