[tor-dev] Status report - HTTP pluggable transport

2013-07-27 Thread Chang Lan
Hi Steven, I deeply apologize for not replying to your emails in the last few weeks. On July 2, I had a bad car accident, and since then I was staying in hospital after a surgery till July 27. I should have let you know earlier to get things less messed up. Sorry again about this. Now I

Re: [tor-dev] Status report - HTTP pluggable transport

2013-06-30 Thread George Kadianakis
Chang Lan changl...@gmail.com writes: Hi there, During the first two weeks of my GSoC project, I have implemented a HTTP CONNECT-based pluggable transport. In short, I use HTTP CONNECT semantics to establish a secure channel between the client and the bridge. Specifically, this is the

Re: [tor-dev] Status report - HTTP pluggable transport

2013-06-30 Thread Steven Murdoch
Hi Chang, Thanks for the update. BOSH certainly looks like a promising basis, though of course it makes no attempt at obfuscation or scanning resistance. I've added this to the design document: https://github.com/sjmurdoch/http-transport/blob/master/design.md I was thinking about this being a

[tor-dev] Status report - HTTP pluggable transport

2013-06-28 Thread Chang Lan
Hi there, During the first two weeks of my GSoC project, I have implemented a HTTP CONNECT-based pluggable transport. In short, I use HTTP CONNECT semantics to establish a secure channel between the client and the bridge. Specifically, this is the scenario: 1. Connection establishment: