Collaborate Disseminate
TLS handshake has each endpoint assume the role of either a client or a server. The client is the first one to initiate the connection by sending a Client Hello in which the server responds with a Server Hello. I’m wondering in a peer to p… Continue reading Simultaneous TLS handshake in peer to peer network [closed]
TLS handshake has each endpoint assume the role of either a client or a server. The client is the first one to initiate the connection by sending a Client Hello in which the server responds with a Server Hello. I’m wondering in a peer to p… Continue reading Simultaneous TLS handshake in peer to peer network [closed]
I’ve seen people on the web discussing the issue of network blocking, and they were discussing that if one day a country wanted to whitelist mode (i.e. outbound traffic is blocked by default, and those on the list are let off), the discuss… Continue reading How can blockchain P2P network help in bypassing country-level whitelist network blocking? [closed]
My Deluge client is consistently getting less than 1.0K/s on all torrents it is downloading
There aren’t very many peers on each torrent even though the website says >100 on every torrent… Why is the amount of peers significantly less… Continue reading Torrenting unbearably slow in Deluge [closed]
Context
I’m designing a P2P network with a central Discovery Service (providing core info about every platform in the network) but no centralised Auth server.
OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect will be used for authorisation between platforms in… Continue reading Discovery Service as a Trust Anchor for P2P Network?
I bought a 4G LTE camera roughly a year ago to protect my remote property. It has a been a month or two since I started noticing that people living in the vicinity of the property react to the camera when I am connected to it through a ded… Continue reading 4G camera hacked [closed]
By Waqas
Known as ‘P2PInfect,’ the worm exploits a critical vulnerability to infiltrate Redis instances and assimilates them into a larger P2P network, enabling it to spread rapidly.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: P2PInfect: S… Continue reading P2PInfect: Self-Replicating Worm Hits Redis Instances
My goal right now is running a website with a minimal footprint of my identity, and the same time, being safe from DDoS.
I’m having a hard time choosing these two routing-nets.
I know by using Freenet you practically don’t need servers sin… Continue reading Give me a reason or two for the use of Freenet vs I2P [closed]
Both Freenet and GNUnet are P2P (F2F), but what are the differences in terms of security and privacy, and which one is better in which field?
Continue reading Differences in privacy and security between Freenet and GNUnet
I have a device and I am trying to port scan it. I did the basic
nmap -A -p0- 192.168.0.x
but I am just getting
0/tcp filtered unknown
so I don’t think it is working. The device works on p2p so I am thinking that is why it may not be worki… Continue reading How can I port scan my p2p device?