Collaborate Disseminate
I’ve recently learned much more about Tor hidden service, thanks to this post, and its answers. But I am still wondering about a few small tid-bits…
As said in the linked post:
Q: If a hidden services IP is hidden, how is… Continue reading Tor Hidden Service In-Depth Questions
I’ve recently learned much more about Tor hidden service, thanks to this post, and its answers. But I am still wondering about a few small tid-bits…
As said in the linked post:
Q: If a hidden services IP is hidden, how is… Continue reading Tor Hidden Service In-Depth Questions
Tor is the household name in anonymous networks but the system has vulnerabilities, especially when it comes to an attacker finding out who is sending and receiving messages. MIT researchers think they have found a better way in a system called Riffle. You can dig into the whitepaper but the MIT news article does a great job of providing an overview.
The strength at the core of Tor is the Onion Routing that makes up the last two letters the network’s name. Riffle keeps that aspect, building upon it in a novel way. The onion analogy has to do with …read more
Continue reading MIT Thinks It Can One-Up TOR With New Anonymity Network: Riffle
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