Hi Tor-Talk,
I am doing an MSc in Telecommunications and Network at City University, London.
For my dissertation I am looking at the limitations of scaling Tor up and how
the limits could be overcome and should state that I am not a programmer,
though would love to be involved in Tor’s progres
Hi Tor-Talk,
I am doing an MSc in Telecommunications and Network at City University, London.
For my dissertation I am looking at the limitations of scaling Tor up and how
the limits could be overcome and should state that I am not a programmer,
though would love to be involved in Tor’s progres
Hi Tor-Talk,
I am doing an MSc in Telecommunications and Network at City University, London.
For my dissertation I am looking at the limitations of scaling Tor up and how
the limits could be overcome and should state that I am not a programmer,
though would love to be involved in Tor’s progres
Hi Tor-Talk,
I am interested in the scaling limits to Tor and what present the bottlenecks
to Tor’s future expansion. I have looked into the documentation available and
see that Tor has far exceeded initial projections through structural changes to
the relationships between clients, DA’s and r
This isn't exactly what you asked, but read the first few sections of this
where it looks for bottlenecks.
http://www.robgjansen.com/publications/kist-sec2014.pdf
-V
On Sunday, August 17, 2014, Mike Fikuart wrote:
> Hi Tor-Talk,
>
> I am interested in the scaling limits to Tor and what present
Mike Fikuart writes:
> Hi Tor-Talk,
>
> I am interested in the scaling limits to Tor and what present the
> bottlenecks to Tor’s future expansion. I have looked into the
> documentation available and see that Tor has far exceeded initial
> projections through structural changes to the relationsh
Thanks, George.
Interesting proposal and an area I hadn’t considered to be an issue. I will
look again at the HS process and review links in more detail.
Yours sincerely
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Thanks Virgil. I wasn’t directly what I was after; however it was an
informative read and as with this subject grows the background knowledge that
will come to use in the future. I did get an interesting link from Johan
Pouweise on scalability that his students published this year
http://arxi
Mike Fikuart transcribed 4.8K bytes:
> Thanks Virgil. I wasn’t directly what I was after; however it was an
> informative read and as with this subject grows the background knowledge that
> will come to use in the future. I did get an interesting link from Johan
> Pouweise on scalability that
Isis, brilliant response! Some good bedtime reading to do, but just the track
I was needing. Thanks for the support!
Yours sincerely
Mike Fikuart
> On 18 Aug 2014, at 23:58, "isis" wrote:
>
> Mike Fikuart transcribed 4.8K bytes:
>> Thanks Virgil. I wasn’t directly what I was after; however
isis transcribed 6.8K bytes:
> Mike Fikuart transcribed 4.8K bytes:
> > Thanks Virgil. I wasn’t directly what I was after; however it was an
> > informative read and as with this subject grows the background knowledge
> > that will come to use in the future. I did get an interesting link from
On Mon, Aug 18, 2014 at 8:10 PM, isis wrote:
> BTW, if anyone has found/written more recent, worthwhile papers on
> this topic, we'd love to hear about them!
>
>
The Pisces protocol was written in the context of scalable anonymity using
unstructured social network topologies, but I think its idea
Hi All,
In thinking about scaling Tor, what plans do you have for all 7,106 +
languages in the world?
MIT OCW-centric, CC World University and School is planning to be in all of
these languages - http://worlduniversity.wikia.com/wiki/Languages - as well
as in all 242 countries -
http://worldunive
On 8/19/14, isis wrote:
> Mike Fikuart transcribed 4.8K bytes:
>> A question raised in Tor-Design (section 9) is, "if clients can no longer
>> have a complete picture of the network, how can they perform discovery
>> while preventing attackers from manipulating or exploiting gaps in their
>> knowl
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