Hello!
The following was my attempt last week to summarise all of our various keys
in server descriptors, how they are formatted, and what they are used for,
in the hopes that this is useful in alleviating possible future confusions
for others.
Let me know (and, more importantly! let Jake know si
j...@riseup.net transcribed 2.0K bytes:
> Hey Isis,
>
> I have a few crypto questions for you. The bonus question is purely out
> of interest (I searched for the answer, but didn't get a
> good/understandable answer, if you are busy don't worry about it).
Hey Jake!
I'm CCing the conversation to
[reposting this message with permission. It is a reply that I sent to
Aaron, where I quoted an email from him about this proposal. Tim and
Aaron had additional responses, which I'll let them quote here or not
as they think best.]
On Sat, Aug 5, 2017 at 1:38 PM, Aaron Johnson
wrote:
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> - T
Hi! Tim helped me write this this draft last week, and I shared it
with the PrivCount authors. I've already gotten some good comments
from Aaron, which I'll repost in a followup message, with his
permission.
Filename: 280-privcount-in-tor.txt
Title: Privacy-Pres