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The Privacy Properties of the Nym Mixnet
(medium.com)
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rixtox
6y ago
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rixtox
6y ago
I started to used wormhole: https://github.com/warner/magic-wormhole There is also a Golang port: https://github.com/psanford/wormhole-william
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rixtox
6y ago
It's obviously for emacs users.
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rixtox
6y ago
Hiding the full URL will redirect a lot of traffics back to Google's search engine because people can't easily figure out the source from a screenshot anymore.
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rixtox
6y ago
How about Matriot?
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rixtox
6y ago
Yes, it's the basic idea of all the blockchain based implementations. The challenge here is you have to seal the data packet first, make a layer 2 commitment that has some kind of cryptographic binding to the data. Then you have to hav
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rixtox
6y ago
I'm supprised no one has mentioned the fair exchange problem: if A, B engage in an exchange protocol, say A sends data to B while B paying to A, how to achieve fairness using an asynchornous protocol. Without a third party, either one
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rixtox
6y ago
I want to point out that E2E encryption on Web doesn't make your conversation more secure than regular HTTPS encryption without E2E encryption. The core to the argument here is the threat model. The whole point of using E2E on any conv
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rixtox
7y ago
I think the key problem here is where and how do we establish a root of trust for Web applications. Currently we have some form of root of trust for HTTPS/TLS, code signing, trusted execution, that the OS or browser or chipsets distrib
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rixtox
7y ago
After McDonald's (China) was acquired, McDonald's (Global) banned them from using McDonald's and its phonetic name 麥當勞 in China. It then changed its name to 金拱門, which literally means Golden Arches. Chinese people found it so
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9y ago
Can someone write a patch worm that spread and fix the bug by exploiting the bug itself?