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WhatsApp uses an actor model architecture where each user is represented as an actor. If a user sends a message to an offline contact, the message is stored on WhatsApp servers until that contact comes online, at which point their actor will retrieve the message and deliver it. The backend is built using Erlang programming language on FreeBSD operating systems, with custom XMPP, Yaws web server, PHP, and the BEAM virtual machine. Messages are encrypted on transmission using a unique key for each user. Facebook acquired WhatsApp because of its high user engagement levels, potential to support Facebook's internet.org initiative, and because WhatsApp's efficient Erlang-based architecture could improve Facebook's own performance
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Today's session focused on net communication like chat, Skype, and ISD calls. It also covered sending SMS, social networking on sites like Orkut and Twitter, sharing your desktop, and using utility software such as Acrobat Reader, Flash Player, and download managers. The document provided steps for starting chats on Yahoo Messenger, adding contacts, sending SMS from websites, installing and using Skype, and registering for social media sites like Orkut. It also defined various types of chatting and social networking.
Onesocialweb Presentation at OTA10
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software testing on whatsapp
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The Misty Report - Douglas Crockford
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txtWeb
These are the slides of the webinar held on 6th June. Contains a brief overview of the architecture of the platform and the types of apps you can build. The txtWeb vision and important details about the App2Fame challenge are also included in this presentation.
Story of a Cerberus Bot
Presented ad GDGDevFest Nord Italy, in Milan on 12 november 2016.
A talk about BOTS and how to create a bot that works on multiple platform.: telegram, facebook and alexa.
During the day and before the talk, the presents were able to interact with the bot.
project_portfolio_20130912
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Open Source Telegram Based Instant Messenger
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My Use of Digital Communication
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Imedia
1. E-notes is a virtual application service provider that allows end users to create customized multimedia content notes (e-notes) on demand from any device.
2. E-notes content is not stored in one location but is dynamically created when accessed by the user. The content and format are customized based on the user's device and preferences.
3. The iMedia gateway is a key component that enables e-notes. It resides in the access network and uses agents and interfaces to dynamically create and deliver e-note content to end users across different networks in a format their device can understand.
Hacking By Nirmal
The document provides information on simple hacking techniques that require minimal technical skills. It discusses recommended operating systems for hacking (Linux distributions and Android), and provides step-by-step instructions for hacking CCTV cameras, Windows PCs from a guest account, and wireless networks using the Aircrack-ng suite. It also lists Android apps that can be used for network scanning, man-in-the-middle attacks, password cracking, and spamming/spoofing communications apps like WhatsApp. Most techniques discussed require a rooted Android device. Risks of rooting like voiding the warranty and potential bricking are also covered.
Software engineering( sms )
This document describes a messaging app that allows one-to-one and group chats. It includes sections on required software, hardware requirements, data flow diagrams, use case diagrams, sequence diagrams, activity diagrams, login and message viewing interfaces, message storage in a database, potential real-life applications, and limitations. Function point analysis is also included to estimate the size of the app.
WhatsApp Chat Hacking/Stealing POC
Sir I want to hack whatsapp chat ? Please give me a tutorial link. This question made me to write this simple POC tutorial to hack/steal whatsapp chats
http://www.ehacking.net/2014/09/poc-tutorial-of-stealing-whatsapp-chat.html
Voice based Email Application for Blinds
It is a presentation related to Final year project with titled Voice based Email Application for Blinds.
Ramprasad_Darlapudi
Ram Prasad DB is a senior consultant with over 8 years of experience in web and windows application development using technologies like ASP.NET, C#, SQL Server, and AJAX. He has worked as a consultant for clients such as Capgemini, Schneider Electric, Progressive, and L&T on various projects involving insurance, meter data acquisition, and capacity planning applications. Ram Prasad holds a B.Tech in Computer Science from Berhampur University in Orissa, India.
waleed-mohamed-CV
Waleed Mohamed is an Egyptian web developer with over 7 years of experience working with technologies like ASP.NET, SQL Server, and JavaScript. He holds a bachelor's degree in computer science from Ain Shams University and is seeking a position as a specialist in web development.
txt web overview
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WhatsApp architecture
- 1. WhatsApp Architecture -BY MAHESH BITLA
- 2. Why WhatsApp is Popular 2 A B C D Can send Multimedia Can send Location Can send Documents Can send Text messages E F G H It is a Ad free application with Optimum performance. Can Receive Multimedia Can Receive Location Can Receive Documents It is a Ad free application with Optimum performance. Can Receive Text messages Optimum performance A
- 3. WhatsApp Server Platforms Backend Erlang- programming language Jabber Open Source FreeBSD- Operating System Yaws – Web Server PHP BEAM - VM to run ErLang Custom XMPP Frontend Seven client platforms: iPhone, Android, Blackberry, Nokia Symbian S60, Nokia S40, Windows Phone, SQLite
- 4. How it actually works- Briefly In whatsApp every user or contact is treated as ACTOR. User the actor Aardvark The actor Aarivinci The actor Aaronitch The actor
- 5. Hi Hi Tom’s mobile Brad’s mobile Brad Tom Tom The Actor Brad The Actor If offline- Stores the message in Server If online – Sends to Brad
- 6. The actor principle in WhatsApp • User tom wants to send a message to User Brad in through Whatsapp • First user tom sends a message to tom The Actor and saves the message In user Tom’s Inbox naming Brad. • tom The Actor tries to send the message to Brad The Actor and saves the message in server. • Brad the Actor tries to send the message to user Brad, Until the user Brad receives the message ,Brad the actor frequently send the message. • As soon User Brad comes online, message will Deliver to Brad’s Inbox named Tom.
- 7. SqLite SqLite Mnesia Backend DB if online offline Stores the message in the database until he comes online Creates the actor object here for user1 Creates the actor object here for user2
- 8. WhatsApp New feature- Encryption Message Encryption with a key as tag Message Decryption By matching with sender key Sending through server Key is the Message Authentication code for that user
- 9. What things made Fb to buy WhatsApp Up to 2009 Facebook chat was written in ErLang, then moved to another programming language. WhatsApp written in ErLang with optimum performance that FB. Out of 100 users of FB and whatsapp, 75% are daily active on whatsapp but only 52% are active on FB. It can be useful for Facebook INTERNET.ORG initiative. Whatsapp framework can be used to increase the Facebook efficiency.