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Can't a malicious entity running this system identify decoy messages by the fact that they are conveniently published at intervals divisible by 5 minutes? ie. 1
by wwilim 2y ago
Can't a malicious entity running this system identify decoy messages by the fact that they are conveniently published at intervals divisible by 5 minutes? ie. 17:07:43 then 18:42:44
- ayende 2y agoYou have bots that are ideally not controlled by the system. But remember that we rely on the lambda scheduler to run it That does boy have perfect accuracy, so that helps too Finally, you aren't publishing every 5 minutes, you execute it once a minute, and have 25% chance to publish, so it's going to be mixed
- meejah 2y agoI think Pond had better-thought-out decoy traffic https://github.com/agl/pond https://github.com/agl/pond with a statistical design and clients would always upload and download the same amount of data (so it was very hard to determine if they "got a message" or just checked and didn't get a message).