On 1/9/23 09:11, Christian Pietsch wrote:
On Mon, Jan 09, 2023 at 01:31:52PM +, EfraimVagner via tor-dev wrote:
Anyone knows how he did it? Seems kind of wierd he says he is against
oppressive regiments but doesn't give any useful information about what the
issue is.
The Snowflake proxie
Conjure[0] is an anti-censorship tool in the refraction networking
(a.k.a. decoy routing) lineage of circumvention systems. The key
innovation of Conjure is to turn the unused IP address space of
deploying ISPs into a large pool of "phantom" proxies that users appear
to connect to. Due to the s
Hi everyone,
We've been working on improving the usability of BridgeDB lately, and
our CAPTCHAs have been a constant thorny problem. They are not
accessible for blind users [0]. We've gotten many complaints over the
years that they are hard to use [1], I'm sure Gus and the community team
members c
> Goal: We (Whonix) are researching optional bridge hosting for our users
> to thwart web fingerprinting. Snowflake makes the most sense since no
> NAT hole-punching is needed. Correct me if I'm wrong here because if
> that was possible with obfs4 or meek it would save a lot of work.
>
> We now kno
Hi,
I just had a really great conversation with some of the developers at
Briar about the recent work they've done in integrating some pluggable
transports into their messaging application. I thought I would summarize
some key points from the conversation here. In particular, this
information migh
