Web page with graphics: https://people.torproject.org/~dcf/obfs4-timing/
I was experimenting with ways to better obfuscate the timing signature
of Tor-in-obfs4, while staying compatible with the obfs4 specification.
I tried to make a constant bitrate mode that sends 500 bytes every
100 ms, in whic
> In case you missed it, you could test this implementation with
> https://github.com/meejah/torns -- which functions similarly to the Stem
> / OnionNS thing but speaks to the actual plugins uning the Prop279
> protocol over stdin/out.
I saw that :) We'll be using that as the reference test harne
Hi George,
On Wednesday 17 May 2017 05:21 PM, George Kadianakis wrote:
> 1.1. Visuals
>
> Here is how a hidden service rendezvous circuit currently looks like:
>
> -> middle_1 -> middle_A
> -> middle_2 -> middle_B
> -> middle_3 -> middle
Jude Nelson writes:
> We plan to add support to the stdin/stdout protocol in Prop279 as
> well.
Neat!
In case you missed it, you could test this implementation with
https://github.com/meejah/torns -- which functions similarly to the Stem
/ OnionNS thing but speaks to the actual plugins uning th
