Talk:Mujahedeen Secrets

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Mojahideen Secrets 2[edit]

Even the term Mujahideen tends to be spelled Mujahideen (with a "u" after the "m"), the spelling the authors of the software gave to it shows it being spelled Mojahideen (with an "o" after the "m"). So since this is how the software authors spell the name of the software, I believe it would be correct to spell the software's name that way, rather than the traditional spelling of Mujahideen with a "u". So this article's title and all references to the software should be spelled Mojahideen Secrets 2. Animedude5555 (talk) 20:38, 5 May 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Non Sourced or Referenced[edit]

This might be subject to summary deletion since there is no serious references or citations for this, and the article is in any event less than a stub. The single source offered is Schneier's blog, and while Schneier is considered to be one of the very top most excellent security researcher and writer in the arena of cryptology, the article is woefully... lame.

Can we get a soclitication effort going to request editors to flesh this out better, add some tagging to invite editors to improve this? Damotclese (talk) 16:42, 18 August 2015 (UTC)[reply]