Thanks Ismael!
Great work. You are very productive.
-Juha
On Sat, Aug 13, 2016 at 1:02 AM, Ismael R wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I'm working on ahmia.fi, the hidden service search engine and you're
> reading
> status update #6.
>
> During the last two weeks, I finished porting the django app to t
Hi everyone,
I'm working on ahmia.fi, the hidden service search engine and you're reading
status update #6.
During the last two weeks, I finished porting the django app to the new
structure. I'm also working on last minute things before shipping the new site
online.
I will continue updating d
Hi everyone,
I'm working on ahmia.fi, the hidden service search engine and you're
reading status update #5.
During the last two weeks I worked on improving search.
It required working on a new index format and updating the crawler to
fill this new index.
Search now has these new features:
- Toke
Hi everyone,
I'm working on ahmia.fi, the hidden service search engine and you're
reading status update #4.
The django part rewrite detailled in report #3 is nearly done.
Next step is to synchronize the work done on crawler and index with the django
app.
I also want to add more tests and docume
Thanks for the status update. You are doing great work!
Best,
Juha
On Sat, Jul 2, 2016 at 3:55 PM, Ismael R wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I'm working on ahmia.fi, the hidden service search engine and you're
> reading status update #3.
>
> Since last time, I've been moving forward with the django "r
Hi everyone!
For the past week, I have shifted my focus to the main sub-project of
continuous scanning in Exitmap. What we'll be trying to achieve is
having the Exitmap utility running in the background and running the
various modules. This report recounts one week worth of work since my
2nd repor
Hi everyone,
I'm working on ahmia.fi, the hidden service search engine and you're
reading status update #3.
Since last time, I've been moving forward with the django "rewrite".
A little context: The current main goal of the project is too regroup
all data related to search into our elasticsearch
Hey everyone.
This is my second status report for the Exitmap improvements project.
These 2 weeks, I was building up on the browser automation aspect to
allow for browser interactions on Exitmap scans. These will better
help disguise scanner activity against malicious exit nodes that might
not act
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Hi everyone,
I'm working on ahmia.fi, the hidden service search engine and you're
reading status update #2.
Since last time, here is what I've been working on:
Improve project structure, code quality and documentation
The three repositories I talk
Hi everyone,
I'm working on ahmia.fi, the hidden service search engine and you're
reading status update #1.
During the last two weeks i've been working on several things:
1/ Settle on a new structure for ahmia source code.
The official repository [1] contains all the code related to ahmia. Some
Ismael R writes:
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> 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
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
Hi everyone!
Introduction:
-
I'm Mridul, a senior year undergraduate from IIIT-Delhi. I am really
thrilled to have been selected in GSoC 2016 for the Exitmap improvements
project! It's an amazing opportunity and I hope to contribute something
substantial to the Tor community.
My IR
Really sorry for replying to my own mail!
The initial mail threads for reference:
https://lists.torproject.org/pipermail/tor-dev/2016-March/010565.html
https://lists.torproject.org/pipermail/tor-dev/2016-March/010566.html
https://lists.torproject.org/pipermail/tor-dev/2016-March/010574.html
On 2
Hey everyone!
I have completed my proposal on the project Exitmap improvements. Sorry for
submitting it late.
Link for suggestions:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AqjH3AsBbfesJg36SZg1frPQsdpAnJmzH8k1-G6dz70/edit?usp=sharing
Some points that have changed from the previous discussion:
1. Tel
Hi everyone,
I'm a french student and I would like to share my GSoC application with
all of you.
I plan to work on the Ahmia hidden service search engine. Because of my
experience with python, django and web in general, I feel like I can
make a substantial contribution to this project during summ
Hi,
I'm Ahmet. I'm a senior undergraduate Computer Science student at Turgut
Ozal University, Turkey.
I'm interested Expand the OS and Server Support of the Let's Encrypt Client
project for GSOC'16 and I would like to work on this. I will write proposal
draft and upload to the system soon. Should
Pierre Laperdrix:
> Thanks for the valuable feedback!
> It would be great to have the features that you cite into the website.
> For the first version, my point of view is to mainly focus on the added
> value for developers which is to add/remove tests easily and get the
> relevant data as easily a
Hi Lunar,
Thanks for the valuable feedback!
It would be great to have the features that you cite into the website.
For the first version, my point of view is to mainly focus on the added
value for developers which is to add/remove tests easily and get the
relevant data as easily as possible for th
Hi Pierre!
Thanks for this valuable proposal. :) Just a quick comment frome someone
who has experienced supporting Tor users.
Georg Koppen:
> > - How new tests should be added: A pull request? A form where
> > submissions are reviewed by admins? A link to the Tor tracker?
>
> From a Tor perspect
Hi,
Thanks for the rest of the feedback and for taking the time to read
everything! I'll update my proposal accordingly.
I have added some small comments below.
Pierre
On 03/21/2016 04:23 PM, Georg Koppen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> here comes feedback to the remaining part of the proposal.
>
> Pierre La
Hi,
here comes feedback to the remaining part of the proposal.
Pierre Laperdrix:
[snip]
> Code sample
> In 2014, I developed the entire AmIUnique.org website from scratch. Its
> aim is to collect fingerprints to study the current diversity of
> fingerprints on the Internet while providing full
Pierre Laperdrix:
[snip]
>>> Technical choices
>>> In my opinion, the website must be accessible and modular. It should
>>> have the ability to cope with an important number of connections/data.
>>> With this in mind and the experience gained from developing AmIUnique, I
>>> plan on using the Pla
Hi Pierre, on first glance looks like a nice proposal. Just a heads up
though that to be considered there needs to be a prospective mentor
for this project. Reaching out to tor-dev@ is a great first step and
hopefully it'll do the trick, but if it doesn't try asking on the
#tor-dev irc channel.
Ch
On 03/17/2016 06:02 PM, gunes acar wrote:
> Hi Pierre,
>
> On 2016-03-16 11:58, Pierre Laperdrix wrote:
>> Hi Gunes,
>>
>> Thanks a lot for the feedback!
>>
>> On 03/16/2016 03:30 PM, gunes acar wrote:
>>> Hi Pierre,
>>>
>>> Thanks for the very well thought proposal!
>>>
>>> I'm curious about yo
Hi Pierre,
thanks for this proposal. Gunes has already raised some good points and
I won't repeat them here. This is part one of my feedback as I need a
bit more time to think about the code example section.
Pierre Laperdrix:
> Hi Tor Community,
>
> My name is Pierre and I'm really interested in
Hi Pierre,
On 2016-03-16 11:58, Pierre Laperdrix wrote:
> Hi Gunes,
>
> Thanks a lot for the feedback!
>
> On 03/16/2016 03:30 PM, gunes acar wrote:
>> Hi Pierre,
>>
>> Thanks for the very well thought proposal!
>>
>> I'm curious about your ideas on the "returning device problem." EFF's
>> Panop
Hi Mridul,
Thanks for your interest in exitmap.
On Fri, Mar 18, 2016 at 11:26:01AM +0530, Mridul Malpotra wrote:
> I will also be reading the tech report on Exitmap and would be
> grateful if you can recommend any other resource(s) that I should be
> referring to.
Don't bother reading the techni
Hi Pierre,
Thanks for the very well thought proposal!
I'm curious about your ideas on the "returning device problem." EFF's
Panopticlick and AmIUnique.org use a combination of cookies and IP
address to recognize returning users - so that their fingerprints are
not "double-counted."
Since these s
Hi everyone! I'm Mridul. I wish to apply for the Exitmap improvements
project mentored by Dr. Philipp Winter for the Google Summer of Code 2016.
My current IRC handle is mtyamantau.
Contents
1. Introduction - About myself and experience with Tor
2. Exitmap - Current progre
> Hi Pierre, on first glance looks like a nice proposal. Just a heads up
> though that to be considered there needs to be a prospective mentor
> for this project. Reaching out to tor-dev@ is a great first step and
> hopefully it'll do the trick, but if it doesn't try asking on the
> #tor-dev irc ch
On 3/18/16, Mridul Malpotra wrote:
> b. For testing active attacks, can there be modules developed
> keeping other cleartext protocols like SNMP and Telnet in mind?
Tor only supports TCP of course, however any cleartext application
protocol using it is subject to snooping / modification.
Hi Gunes,
Thanks a lot for the feedback!
On 03/16/2016 03:30 PM, gunes acar wrote:
> Hi Pierre,
>
> Thanks for the very well thought proposal!
>
> I'm curious about your ideas on the "returning device problem." EFF's
> Panopticlick and AmIUnique.org use a combination of cookies and IP
> address
Hi Georg,
Thanks for the feedback!
On 03/17/2016 10:06 PM, Georg Koppen wrote:
> Hi Pierre,
>
> thanks for this proposal. Gunes has already raised some good points and
> I won't repeat them here. This is part one of my feedback as I need a
> bit more time to think about the code example section.
Hi Tor Community,
My name is Pierre and I'm really interested in participating in a GSoC
project this year with the Tor organization. Since I've been working on
browser fingerprinting for the past two years, I'd love to build a
Panopticlick-like website to improve the fingerprinting defenses of th
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