Hello!
Did you have an interest in attending the Pluggable Transports Meeting v1.0?
Well then, you will certainly be excited to here about the *BRAND NEW*
Pluggable Transports Meeting v2.0
*NOW INCLUDING DEVELOPMENT DISCUSSION OF BRIDGEDB AND BRIDGES IN GENERAL*
That's 3 meetings for the pr
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Hi Pascal,
(OpenBSD tor package maintainer)
(splitting this part off to tor-dev, since it is not suited well for
tor-relays I guess)
For the interested reader this discussion started here [1].
Pascal Stumpf:
>> Multi-instance support isn't somethi
On Fri, Apr 03, 2015 at 03:57:33PM +0100, George Kadianakis wrote:
> I lean heavily
> towards the "popularity is private information and we should not
> reveal it if we can help it" camp
Hi George,
Thanks for your thoughts. I'm currently in this camp too.
>Also, these statistics are forever
Hi George,
I read your post. I am a hidden service operator... and I feel
strongly that hiding popularity is in fact an anonymity property...
and security property. I also wonder if it's even possible to fully
hide popularity. I suggest we try to hide popularity at least until we
understand more a
Hello,
Tor hidden services are meant to primarily provide server anonymity
but they also provide various other properties. For example, their
addresses are self-authenticated and their connections punch NAT. This
post is about another property, which is that Tor does not reveal the
popularity of a
