Introduction
Tenfingers is a decentralized sharing protocol that lets you share any file or data with anyone, or just a selected few!
Make a blog, a website or share your latest photos, it is all possible with Tenfingers. Share your link, and your friends will have access at all times to your latest whereabouts!
With oversharing, your data can be accessed at all times, even when your computer is turned off!
All it costs is some storage and some bandwidth for sharing, the rest is totally free.
Basically:
You share data from others, because they share yours!
A simple and elegant incentive.
It is all encrypted too so no one knows what you are sharing, and the only way to access your data is by the link file which is yours to distribute as you see fit.
Overshare, and many people will share your data, making it accessible at any time.
Go to the Prerequisite page to see what you need to use Tenfingers, or continue browsing this page for more in depth technical information:
Technically:
You launch a listener that, with the help of a first link, connects to a loosely connected trust-less node swarm.
Basic handshake goes over RSA 4096 and then everything else is over AES 256-CTR.
The sharing is made reciprocally, with a default over sharing of 10 times (so ten nodes will hold and serve your data while you share data from those ten nodes).
Two extra tenfingers files are shared with the link (a translation file, and a substitution file) to prevent link decay. Share them alongside the link file if the longevity of the data shared is important.
It is:
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FOSS (GPL-3.0-or-later, hit me up if you need another FOSS licence)
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Decentralized (Once you get a single address to a node in the swarm, it is 100% decentralized).
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Encrypted (RSA 4096, AES 256)
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Takedown robust (if the data is shared from many countries it will make it hard to take down)
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It permits sharing with your computer turned off.
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Modify shared data or your address without the need to re-distribute links.
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Strong incentive to share.
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Accessible to anyone who can spare some disk space and some bandwith.
The more you share, automatically, the more you are shared!
This is all inbuilt in the protocol, there is no central power controlling anything, and everything is free!
By the way, this is the official Tenfingers logo:
Next step
Now you can go on to the Prerequisite page to see what you need to use Tenfingers.