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I don't see how you can hide destination IP. Each router has to know the destination IP to determine where to send the packet, yes there are some cases such as
by solotronics 7y ago
I don't see how you can hide destination IP. Each router has to know the destination IP to determine where to send the packet, yes there are some cases such as MPLS/VXLAN/v4VPN where the packet is encapsulated inside more routing info but for it to get to its destination the routers have to have an IP.
- keepmesmall 7y agoIf the routers have public keys it's possible, then the client has to determine (some or all points on) the route. I think future protocols will track use and payment via client-provided keys which are somehow linked to their ISP.