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It mentions mixmaster and mixminion, but those projects seem to have died. I feel like they are needed more than ever.
by jayess 8y ago
It mentions mixmaster and mixminion, but those projects seem to have died. I feel like they are needed more than ever.
- simmons 8y agoIndeed. I've often thought that such high-latency mix-nets (with their potentially superior resistance to traffic analysis) would be a nice complement to low-latency networks like Tor.
- ahf 8y agoHave a look at Katzenpost. They are trying to build a modern, high-latency, mix network. https://katzenpost.mixnetworks.org/ https://katzenpost.mixnetworks.org/
- admax88q 8y agoI2P provides cover traffic. I believe GNUnet can also be configured to use a certain amount of cover traffic.
- jandrese 8y agoThe downside is that browsing the web on a service like that sucks ass. Tor trades off some security for a basic level of user experience. Sadly, modern web design makes stuff like WWWoffle less useful than it used to be. Plus it's difficult to set up fully anonymous services on the far side of the link, I mean you're using Tor for a reason, and leaving breadcrumbs on the far side of the network is risky.
- metildaa 8y agoUsing TBB has gotten much better over the past few years, often you can stream YouTube without much issue.