ToxCon 2019
This October the Tox developer community will be holding its third annual conference at Metalab in the heart of Vienna, Austria. The event will be 3 full days, ...
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ToxCon 2018 report
This year’s ToxCon was super fun, thanks to everyone who attended it! If you have missed the event, list of talks, talk slides and some photos from the ev...
Memory leak bug and new Toxcore release fixing it
A memory leak bug was discovered in Toxcore that can be triggered remotely to exhaust one’s system memory, resulting in a denial of service attack. The bu...
ToxCon 2018 Update
As promised, here is more information on ToxCon 2018. Tox developer community will be holding the conference from Friday, October 12th, to Sunday, October 14th ...
ToxCon 2018
In October the Tox developer community will be holding a conference in Vienna. Join us as we talk about the progress we have made during the last 12 months with...
Security vulnerability and new Toxcore release
A vulnerability was discovered in Toxcore that allows one to learn the IP of a target user by only knowing their Tox Id and without being friends with the targe...
Toxcore v0.2.0 released
We are happy to announce the release of Toxcore v0.2.0. Download the tarballs, verify the signatures and read the changelog on Toxcore’s GitHub Releases p...
Shutdown of the Debian and Ubuntu package repository
I’m sad to announce this, but we have to shut down the Debian and Ubuntu package repository due to it being unmaintained and thus having outdated or even ...
Contributors wanted
It’s common knowledge that any open source project wouldn’t mind having more contributors and Tox is not an exception. This blog post is for those w...
Update on Toxcore and the upcoming breaking version
Hello everyone! Time flies fast, we spent all of 2017 without any status update, so a blog post is due, especially given that we are about to hit a new mileston...