On Sun, 24 Apr 2016 22:02:23 -0700
David Fifield wrote:
> I saw you say on IRC that you had an idea for improving the efficiency
> of meek-server. What's your idea? The server hosting meek-azure is
> passing 90% CPU at times.
Hmm, you're building meek-server with Go 1.6.x right? CloudFlare of
a
I saw you say on IRC that you had an idea for improving the efficiency
of meek-server. What's your idea? The server hosting meek-azure is
passing 90% CPU at times.
One idea I've seen is using one connection for upstream data
(data-carrying POSTs, emptry responses), and one connection for
downstrea
> On 25 Apr 2016, at 06:44, Xiaofan Li wrote:
>
> Hi Tim and everyone on tor-dev,
>
> Our QUIC + TOR project has almost been fully implemented. We are debugging
> the last few bits of bugs. Update:
> • We've now able to build many complete circuits with QUIC as its
> underlying protocol
Hi Tim and everyone on tor-dev,
Our QUIC + TOR project has almost been fully implemented. We are debugging
the last few bits of bugs. Update:
1. *We've now able to build many complete circuits with QUIC as its
underlying protocol. *
2. We have not debugged the actual communication part y
Hi everyone !
My name is Ismael and I'm a french student in information security.
I will be working on the Ahmia search engine for this year's Google
Summer of
Code.
Before going back to school, I was working as a "full-stack" developer
for a web
agency. This is why I have a little experience
On Sun, 2016-04-24 at 21:02 +0800, Virgil Griffith wrote:
> Lol. Sure I can help with that.
>
>
> I can give you the browser distribution of onion.link users. About
> 30% use TBB. The rest of the stats look like the regular web. Little
> biased to more modern versions of web browsers. If you
Lol. Sure I can help with that.
I can give you the browser distribution of onion.link users. About 30% use
TBB. The rest of the stats look like the regular web. Little biased to
more modern versions of web browsers. If you really need the stats can
help you with that.
-V
On Sunday, 24 April
That's a very good question! The website is first and foremost aimed to
improve the Tor browser (even though it will open its doors to every
browsers after that). This means that, at first, we would only collect
fingerprints coming from Tor browsers and not from users redirecting
their network traf
On Sun, 2016-04-24 at 19:01 +0800, Virgil Griffith wrote:
> It's unclear to me how this would be different than standard
> panopticlick with >50% of the users using TBB.
Hi,
I'm looking for data on the browser distribution (and also OS
distribution) of the Tor-network users. You seem to have an a
It's unclear to me how this would be different than standard panopticlick
with >50% of the users using TBB. But those not using TBB with had browser
statistics like the rest of the web (for example, all of the tor2web
traffic).
-V
On Sunday, 24 April 2016, Pierre Laperdrix
wrote:
> Hi Tor Comm
Hi Tor Community!
My name is Pierre and I'm a second year PhD student from France working
on browser fingerprinting. I'm really fortunate that my proposal for
this year Google Summer of Code has been been selected.
My goal for this summer is to set up a website similar to Panopticlick
or AmIUniqu
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Hi devs,
the CollecTor Git repository just moved from metrics-db to collector:
https://gitweb.torproject.org/collector.git/
The old name made sense when the Tor network data archive was still
part of Metrics, but it's rather confusing since Collec
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