[tor-dev] GSoC 2013: Enable flashproxy to use WebRTC

Hello, My name is Danilo Carvalho, I am from ITA, Brazil, and I'm thinking about enabling flash proxy to use WebRTC, specially Data Channels, to connect between the client and the flash proxy. Some of the benefits involved would be: 1 - Flash proxies now would be able to receive incoming connecti

Re: [tor-dev] Stem GSoC 2013

> Interesting idea, after some light tinkering today I managed to run it with > stem onboard, I'm unsure how much patching this will need (or rather how > much can be done), but I'm on it. Thanks! Personally I'm not at all familiar with IronPython - what kind of modifications do CPython apps usual

Re: [tor-dev] GSoC 2013 project idea

Hi Sreenatha. Thanks for your help with those tickets. > I'd like to propose a new idea for a project with a blend of stem, TorBEL > and pyobfsproxy. I've split the project into 3 modules. As discussed in my thread with Tomasz [1] the connection.py module actually has a fair bit of room for impro

Re: [tor-dev] Stem Integ tests for Tor

Hi Asis, glad you want to improve our testing of tor! That's one area that could certainly use some love. ;) > I would like to improve on Tor's codebase by writing Integ tests for it > in Stem. I would like to know what kind of tests should be included > in this. Also, atagar was talking about smo

Re: [tor-dev] GSoC 2013 - "Compass"

Hi Emanuel, sorry about the delay and glad you want to get involved with Tor via GSoC! I know that Arturo and Sathyanarayanan discussed a project for merging Compass and Atlas but in the end I believe that they decided against suggesting it for GSoC. I've tried over the last couple days to ask the

Re: [tor-dev] Stem GSoC 2013

Hey, > talked quite a bit about iron python for stem. Considering that you > have some windows experience maybe a tutorial for making stem work > with iron python and/or Visual Studio would be a good fit? I'm adding > Lee to the cc in case he has some thoughts. Interesting idea, after some light

Re: [tor-dev] Source Code Static Analisys

On Sun, Apr 28, 2013 at 04:39:55PM -0300, Ulises Cuñé wrote: > I send you a new Security Report. > > Regards, > U > > > 2013/4/27 Nick Mathewson > > > On Sat, Apr 27, 2013 at 7:16 PM, Ulises Cuñé wrote: > > > I want colaborate with Tor project. > > > > > > I send a document of analys source c

[tor-dev] GSoC 2013 project idea

Hi, My name is Sreenatha Bhatlapenumarthi (lucyd). I am a third year computer science undergraduate at IIITH. I am interested in participating in GSoC'13 with Tor. I've begun by submitting patches for stem tickets #7505, #8605 and #7713. I'd like to propose a new idea for a project with a ble

[tor-dev] Stem Integ tests for Tor

Hello everyone! I would like to improve on Tor's codebase by writing Integ tests for it in Stem. I would like to know what kind of tests should be included in this. Also, atagar was talking about smoke tests for Tor as a whole. I would love to know everyone's ideas on the same. Also, I would like t

Re: [tor-dev] "identity digest" and "hash of a router's identity key"

Frank, Yes the identity digest is the sha1 hash/digest of the OR public key. This router fingerprint is this hash base16 encrypted. In the case of finding responsible hidden service directories, the Tor client just sorts all routers with the HSDir by the raw binary encoding of the public key digest

Re: [tor-dev] "identity digest" and "hash of a router's identity key"

Yes you are right, after decoding that value from base64 and re-encoding it in base16, it can be used to get the router's descriptor. What i'm trying to get is the list of HSDIR responsible for a hidden service. After calculating the descriptor for the hidden service, i need to know the identity di