Interesting (and surprising):
https://eprint.iacr.org/2017/351.pdf
/Hugo
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Hi,
I think that this work is extremely important, and I applaud the
authors and contributors for their work. It seems that it will also
be complicated, semantically. What lies where, and which thing
does what? The example recently about what is sent in the Host
header is a good example of this
Dr. E. O. Wilson. 40 mins + 20 mins questions.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWLoluq-HCo
How and why. /Hugo
PS: Sorry, this may be completely outside of the normal
channel of this space. I hope that some members are
shocked by this presentation. I believe in tech, but more
importantly I b
Hi,
Hats off to Yawning Angel for doing work to address this "CAPTCHA" challenge.
The idea of using archive.somewhere to fetch cached versions of
walled garden internet zones seems sensible. More points to YA
with the ALL CAPS warning about "big nasty adversary in you threat
model dont go here"
Hi,
A commendable effort. It is both deserved and pleasant
that Tor hold the "gold standard" for a low latency, privacy
enhancing, distributed, collaborative network. A perhaps
more crowning achievement could be the fostering of a
diverse ecosystem of related technologies.
This effort continue
Hi,
Yes, renaming to a more meaningful thing is great.
Also, if only some group can grade entries, then it is
wise to have an 'uncategorised' category which appears
in a grading list towards, but not at the bottom.
Field experience in these systems tells me that people
get annoyed at being auto
Hi,
Having reviewed the last couple of months of tor-dev mails,
i can see that there are many proposals afoot to expand the
uptake of tor hosted services. These range from a new service
type, single-onion [0], to load balancing of tor hosted services
[1], to hosting new name/value pairs (x-namesp
