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There is an insurmountable technical problem with high-traffic anonymity: the volume of traffic makes you stand out. The only good solution is to use somethin
by betterunix 14y ago
There is an insurmountable technical problem with high-traffic anonymity: the volume of traffic makes you stand out. The only good solution is to use something like Freenet, a peer-to-peer system where no single node is responsible for large amounts of data. The existence of Web-Freenet gateways helps a lot for dealing with people who are not running the Freenet software:
http://www.df5ea.dds.nl/pw2fgp.html http://www.df5ea.dds.nl/pw2fgp.html
- smackfu 14y agoYou can also not keep logs at all, so there is nothing to subpoena.
- betterunix 14y agoUnless publishing the documents is what you need to be wary of. That was the whole idea behind Tor hidden services: to give people living in repressive countries the ability to run blogs etc. anonymously.
- pyre 14y agoNo, but law enforcement can force you to log information with warrants, national security letters (US-only), etc. So they won't have records in the past, but once they are focused on looking for something, they can get information going forward.
- pixl97 14y agoYou don't have to log traffic, your bandwidth provider can do that without your permission.