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Two very good points. As you said, Tor can handle the first, but the second is much like the 51% attack on Bitcoin. In any case, if you have a possible solution
by rolleiflex 13y ago
Two very good points. As you said, Tor can handle the first, but the second is much like the 51% attack on Bitcoin. In any case, if you have a possible solution to the second, I would be glad to have a coffee with you.
- hershel 13y agoThanks for the coffee :). The field of detecting authorship is called stylometry, and preventing that is called adversarial stylometry. Here's a java open source software that you could use : http://www.hacker10.com/other-computing/deceiving-authorship-detection-with-jstylo-anonymouauth/ http://www.hacker10.com/other-computing/deceiving-authorship... BTW , another issue. If you really want to achieve strong anonimity you have to have large number of users, and large number of researchers trying to break your system. The best way to build anonymous forums in this context , is to build popular anonymous email(currently there's none. only 2 we might see in the future "the dark mail alliance" and "pinchon gate") , and use it for forums.
- rolleiflex 13y agoLooking at it, seems interesting. I'll take a deeper look onto this. 2#, I agree. I'm trying to get as many users as I can, posting to HN, reddit and all :).