Web Applications

Web3 is just expensive P2P

Web3 claims to be the only way to save us from commercial entities defining what we can see and what not. Yet, it does exactly this: It results in commercialized entities defining what we can see and what not.

May 16, 2022

CompanyON: Serving as gutSTEIN

Our gift card solution for regional brick-and-mortar stores and restaurants has been successfully used in Stein am Rhein for almost a year. As of today, the local version of our gift card for Stein am Rhein, provided by the regional business association, also has a local name: gutSTEIN. The card has become an important asset…

September 20, 2021

Fighting Ransomware with Guided Undo

Master Thesis

July 9, 2018

X.509 User Certificate-based Two-Factor Authentication for Web Applications

May 30, 2017

X.509 User Certificate-based Two-Factor Authentication for Web Applications

March 14, 2017

JSXC 3.1 released: Interoperable open standards chat for any web application

With only a few lines of code, JSXC can turn any web application into a cooperation hub: Standards-compliant instant messaging, group chat, and audio/video calls suddenly are just a click away for your users. And all with security, privacy, reliability, and user-friendliness in mind. For ownCloud/Nextcloud directly in their app repositories, and not much more…

February 14, 2017

Interoperable Chat in Your Web Browser: JSXC 3.0 released

Open, standards-compliant and interoperable chat sounds like a boon. However, proprietary and closed systems (WhatsApp, Facebook chat, Google Hangouts, …) are often easier to deploy, as they are nicely integrated in existing ecosystems. The freshly-released JSXC 3.0 shows that this is not necessary.

March 14, 2016

Netfuture: The future is networked

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