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cs.CR2016
MP3: A More Efficient Private Presence Protocol
Rahul Parhi, Michael Schliep, Nicholas Hopper
This paper proposes MP3, the second privacy-preserving presence protocol that leaks no information about the graph structure of the social network. Several cryptographic techniques…
cs.CR2016★ 2 cited
E-Embargoes: Discouraging the Deployment of Traffic Manipulating Boxes With Economic Incentives
Max Schuchard, Nicholas Hopper
An increasing number of systems have been proposed or deployed to the transit core of the Internet with the goal of observing and manipulating traffic in flight, systems we term Tr…
cs.CR2016
Anarchy in Tor: Performance Cost of Decentralization
John Geddes, Mike Schliep, Nicholas Hopper
Like many routing protocols, the Tor anonymity network has decentralized path selection, in clients locally and independently choose paths. As a result, network resources may be le…